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And yet you kept the “classic vibe colour scheme” ie the general crowded dark colour scheme (so every 999 out of 1000 sites generated since the era of LLM began

And yet you kept the “classic vibe colour scheme” ie the general crowded dark colour scheme (so every 999 out of 1000 sites generated since the era of LLM began), with no option to change it to light, let alone reading the OS’s. I am genuinely curious at this point — how many tokens are saved by skipping this. Because surely someone “relaunching” a product would have thought of something (as basic accessibility?) like this? Do people really not see that? Or has it already become “le colour scheme of le new Internet”?

pixel_popping 5d ago
They do, ALL those websites are failing or will fail soon enough (I'd love anyone to prove me wrong by sending me a link of a successful company that use that kind of "design" that isn't in the actual vibe-coding business). It all boils down to the lazyness of the dev not wanting to type "the prompt" that will change that UI permanently, and yes it is a single prompt (cascading into a bunch of loops and typical model-zoo auto-adversarial and whatever, but it IS a single prompt). Yes, this project will very likely die, because of this alone.