Give Claude real designer assets: 40 vetted resources to fix vibe-coded UI, says founder
PrajwalTomar_ · x · 2026-10-05
Prajwal Tomar shares his fix for cookie-cutter vibe-coded apps: instead of letting the AI invent UI, feed Claude real designs and component libraries built by actual designers, and let it assemble the interface. His thesis: your AI isn't bad at design, it has just never seen good design.
The quoted post lists the 40 links he kept after testing 100+ vibe coding resources this year, grouped by use case: complete award-level site prompts you can paste into Claude Code, Cursor, or v0; scroll-driven animation template libraries built on GSAP, Three.js, and Framer Motion; hero sections, landing pages, and 3D site templates. The first resource, Scrolltide, is a paid ($299 lifetime) library of 109 templates and prompts; the rest are a mix of free and paid design assets.
For indie developers and freelancers shipping sites with AI, the takeaway is constraining model output with high-quality design assets rather than trusting the model's own taste.
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