[spyder]

"Now I can just tell Claude to write an article (like the one you're currently reading) and give it some pointers regarding how I want it to look, and it can generate any custom HTML and CSS and JavaScript I want on the fly."

Yea, I know that was the case when I clicked on the thumbnails and couldn't close the image and had to reload the whole page. Good thing that you could just ask AI to fix this, but the bad thing is that you assumed it would produce fully working code in one shot and didn't test it properly.

[sixhobbits]

When I asked it to add the gallery I also asked it to make sure the images close if you press escape or outside the image. I guess I wasn't thinking about mobile users, but definitely on me, not Claude there :)

*EDIT* prominent close button and closing on back navigation added (probably people will complain about hijackng the back button now)

[cschmatzler]

and again we can tell based on how the x isn’t centered in the close button

[_heimdall]

If a button with content out of center is a clear sign of LLM use, these tools are decades older than I realized.

[jdiff]

I wouldn't call it a clear sign of LLM use myself but in the year of our lord 2025 it should be unheard of, we've got so many nice tools for layouting nowadays. It's certainly below par if LLMs can't reliably manage it.

[wiseowise]

Bold of you to assume that they assumed something instead of thinking that they might just not give a shit about it.

[bapak]

To be fair a lot of custom-built websites are crap too and generally they cost a lot more time and money.