Dev calls out "UI factory" skills for making every site look the same
jh3yy · x · 2026-11-04
Developer jh3yy criticizes the wave of "UI factory" skills: they all generate pretty much identical output, like the same cookie-cutter flight widget nobody actually needs. His takeaway: automate the process, not the personality — your work shouldn't look like everyone else's just because you installed the same "taste." A pointed observation on the homogenization of AI-generated frontends.
Related event: Engineer warns AI automation is flattening UI design personality(2 posts)→
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