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How do you make a website not look AI-generated?

Orlume · orlume.site

Decide the design before any code is written: one clear lead per screen, a real type pairing, deliberate spacing, and copy that says something only your business could say. Most AI sites look alike because the layout is a side effect of generating code: the same centered hero, three feature cards and pricing table. Orlume runs a design pass first for exactly this reason.

  1. 01Your brief
  2. 02Design agent
  3. 03Code agents
  4. 04Review
  5. 05Live site
  1. 01

    Cut the default sections

    The centered hero, three icon cards and a pricing table in a row is the pattern people now read as AI. Keep only the sections your visitor needs.

  2. 02

    One lead per screen

    Every screen should have one thing that is clearly most important. Equal-weight blocks are what makes a page feel generated.

  3. 03

    Specific words and real images

    "Unlock your potential" could be anyone. A real number, a real customer and real photography could only be you.

Questions

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The things people ask before they start building.

How do I make a website look less AI-generated?

Remove the default hero-and-three-cards layout, give each screen one clear lead, pair two fonts with real contrast, and replace generic copy and stock images with specifics.

Why do AI-built websites all look the same?

Most AI builders write code first and let the layout fall out of it, so they converge on the same safe pattern. Builders that decide the design first, such as Orlume, avoid it.

How do you make a website not look like AI slop?

Design it before generating it: hierarchy, type and spacing decided on purpose, and copy written for one audience. Orlume runs a multi-agent pipeline: a design pass decides layout, typography, hierarchy and spacing first, and separate agents then write and check the code, so design is never a side effect of code generation.

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