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The whole website looks AI generated (I mean the frontend itself, not just the images which obviously are). Is that the case or is your design language just ver
by flexagoon 1y ago
The whole website looks AI generated (I mean the frontend itself, not just the images which obviously are). Is that the case or is your design language just very similar to that of modern LLMs?
Also,
https://www.colormindsai.com/category/all/characters https://www.colormindsai.com/category/all/characters
Are you sure about the legality of distributing coloring images of copyrighted characters on a commercial website? Especially of Nintendo characters???
- learningstone 1y agoGreat question — and fair point! Yes, the frontend was actually generated with the help of AI. I used an AI code assistant to scaffold the initial React + Vite structure and component layout, then refined and customized it manually to make it production-ready. I wanted to explore how far current AI tools can go in building functional, aesthetic UIs — and where human input is still essential. ColorMinds is kind of an experiment in that sense: AI-assisted creation, but human-curated output. Regarding the images — they’re all AI-generated from original prompts (no scraping or reuse of copyrighted material). We also filter out prompts that could resemble well-known IPs like Nintendo or Disney to stay on the safe side. Appreciate you raising both points
- flexagoon 1y ago> We also filter out prompts that could resemble well-known IPs like Nintendo or Disney to stay on the safe side. Then I'm even more confused, because there's a whole section on your website specifically for copyrighted characters, which clearly include their names in the prompts https://www.colormindsai.com/category/all/characters https://www.colormindsai.com/category/all/characters