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What's with the lack of Microsoft design language on the website? It's painfully obvious they're trying to emulate Anthropic's style here and it looks tacky.
by GaryBluto 4mo ago
What's with the lack of Microsoft design language on the website? It's painfully obvious they're trying to emulate Anthropic's style here and it looks tacky.
- flumpcakes 4mo agoThank you! This website is dreadful for accessibility and usability.
- i_have_an_idea 4mo agomaybe it was coded by Claude
- winfredJa 4mo agoi think it is AI generated.
- petercooper 4mo ago"It’s not just smarter; it’s leaner"
- foltik 4mo agoDefinitely vibed microslop, the giveaway is the broken header and scrolling on mobile.
- lanyard-textile 4mo agoThe broken header is an incredible distraction. I can't believe this slipped through.
- stringfood 4mo agoA little to minimalist - only a few hundred words on entire page!
- Handy-Man 4mo agoThat's neither Microsoft nor Anthropic design. It's from their acquisition of Inflection AI. Even Copilot mobile app design is basically what was Inflection's design
- singhkays 4mo agoI've always wondered where Consumer CoPilot's design language was from. If you watch the Build keynote with Satya, you'll notice that the design of the slides changed to Serif typography and warmer colors when Mustafa/Microsoft AI segment came on which was completely different from the rest of the keynote. Now it makes sense!
- not_a_bot_4sho 4mo agoTangentially, I've seen a couple people use "CoPilot" here instead of "Copilot" (the actual product name). Where does the Pascal case inspired variant come from? Is it a reference to something? Is it like "M$" was used back in the days?
- gedy 4mo agoThis is needlessly embarrassing, seems like a small thing, but it makes them look... desperate?
- shrinks99 4mo agoBrand guidelines and web design pretty much don't exist any more as far as I can tell. Gotta get it out yesteday, and the only way to do that is vibe coding, styling be damned.