premium-web-design

Topics in the source

• Premium Web Design
• The AI Aesthetic Problem
• The Blacklist — Never Do These
• What Expensive Actually Looks Like
• Typography as Identity
• Color as Atmosphere
• Layout as Storytelling
• Structural DNA Catalog

Create React (.jsx) components that look like they belong on Awwwards — the kind of work that makes people ask "who designed this?" These are sites where every pixel is intentional, every animation is choreographed, and the overall impression is that serious creative talent and budget were involved. Most AI-generated websites share a recognizable DNA. Avoiding it requires knowing exactly what it looks like. Typography sins Inter, Poppins, Montserrat, Raleway, Space Grotesk, Outfit as primary fonts — these scream "AI template". (Note: Inter Tight is a separate font family with different metrics and is allowed.) Using one font family for everything Uniform font sizes with predictable hierarchy (64px → 32px → 18px → 14px) Default letter-spacing and line-height everywhere Centered text blocks everywhere, especially multi-line paragraphs Color sins Purple-to-blue gradients (the single biggest AI design cliché) Indigo/violet as a primary brand color with no contextual reason White background + one accent color + gray text (the SaaS starter kit) Gradients on buttons or cards for no reason Using opacity or semi-transparent overlays as a substitute for real color choices Neon accent colors

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