redesign

Run a design audit that checks for common AI fingerprints: default fonts, purple-blue gradients, three equal card columns, and pure black backgrounds. Then apply targeted fixes like swapping to a distinctive font, reducing to one accent color, and breaking layout symmetry.

Work with the existing tech stack instead of rewriting. Follow a scan-diagnose-fix sequence: identify the framework and styling method, list design weaknesses, then apply small targeted changes in priority order—fonts first, then colors, states, and layout—testing after each change.

Yes, it works with Tailwind, vanilla CSS, styled-components, and other styling methods. For Tailwind projects, check the version (v3 vs v4) before modifying the config, since configuration syntax differs between versions.

The most common patterns are Inter font everywhere, purple-blue gradients, three equal feature cards, generic box-shadows, Lucide icons, and cliche copy like "Elevate" or "Seamless". Replacing these with considered alternatives creates immediate differentiation.

Avoid it when a project needs a full rebrand or architectural rebuild rather than visual polish, since the method explicitly avoids framework migrations and large rewrites. It is designed for incremental upgrades to functional existing products.