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I can't see a real world use case for this. If you actually want to make something worth the effort, you'll have to make it responsive and accessible, along wi
by cure_42 2mo ago
I can't see a real world use case for this.
If you actually want to make something worth the effort, you'll have to make it responsive and accessible, along with actually implementing whatever functionality your project needs.
At that point, it seems guaranteed to be more work to try to make all that happen with a visually "perfect" but implementationally soulless clone than to just mimic the design while building out your interface.
- Harro123 2mo agoyou take it as a base. You have a really solid design system for your dashboard and build on top of it. Adding responsive design and hooking it up to a database is so easy with claude code. But getting an actually good design direction is hard af Your design naturally will not look like a clone because you have entirely different requirements. Its just about having a good design start.
- cure_42 2mo agoProperly making a webapp responsive and accessible is not at all something Claude is good at, especially not when the entire interface is built with no architecture or structure beyond being a clone of something else. Accessibility is baked into almost every aspect of ui and ux. Changing an existing interface to be properly accessible is very difficult.