@yatesvids's reel — transcript & breakdown
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What to tell Claude BEFORE you build your website if you don’t want it to look vibecoded! #vibecoding #vibecode
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Hey Claude, I do not want my website to look vibe coded.
The video starts with a direct address and a clear statement of what NOT to do, immediately setting a rule-based context.
“Hey Claude, I do not want my website to look vibe coded.”
The content section lists specific visual and functional elements to avoid, using red 'X' marks to emphasize the 'don'ts'.
“So never use purple gradients, pill shaped buttons, fake reviews or fake metrics. No vague hero text, emoji icons, em dashes or over the top scroll animations.”
This part transitions to a checklist of essential elements that must be included before launching a website, using green checkmarks.
“We do not launch until we've connected a custom domain, added a favicon, removed the Made with AI tag and added a privacy policy page and a terms and conditions page.”
More elements to avoid are listed, reinforcing the strict guidelines for website design.
“We never use AI slot photos, AI slot copy, cursor animations or fake customer counters.”
The video concludes with a strong, definitive statement that serves as a final instruction or motto.
“Most importantly, make no mistakes.”
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