Fighting AI Design Slop With an 80,000-Word Markdown
petewoodbridge · x · 2026-07-15
A developer created a project called Slop.md, claiming to use a Markdown file of over 80,000 words to eliminate common AI-generated design "slop."
Its selling point isn't about building websites, but rather providing a universal guide to help avoid the templated, cheap-looking design language typical of AI-generated content. The author describes it as a continuously expanding rulebook and includes a demo video alongside before-and-after website comparisons.
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