Most vibe-coded products don’t have an AI problem.
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Most vibe-coded products don’t have an AI problem. They have a design discipline problem. So I built a field-guide system for auditing and rebuilding them properly: UX, UI, content, accessibility, engineering, SEO, AI search readiness, performance, states, testing, and regression protection. The Anti-AI-Slope Product & Website Master Directive. Full system + guides: https://www.mortenagiraffe.com/journal Built from things I’ve learned the hard way. Take what’s useful, ignore what isn’t, and I hope it helps you build something better. Morten.
Posted by Morten A. Giraffe (81 followers) 19 h ago · 0 likes · 8 views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Design Radar as UX research & CRO. Tools mentioned: Journal.
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