Questions & answers

It analyzes an AI-generated interface and shows what feels generic: weak hierarchy, repeated cards, unclear focus, poor spacing, and low visual priority. Then it suggests how to make the same content feel more intentional.

Not exactly. It is closer to a design critique layer. It does not create a random new website from scratch; it helps improve the interface you already have.

No. It helps non-designers make better design decisions faster. A designer can still make deeper brand and product decisions.

No. The goal is to keep your original content and improve how it is presented visually.

It detects weak hierarchy, repeated cards, unclear CTA focus, generic layout rhythm, poor grouping, spacing issues, and visual sameness.

Yes. The goal is to show a clearer design direction before you change the actual page.

The extension runs directly on the current page, reads the visible layout, detects weak design patterns, and shows suggestions in a side panel.

Landing pages, MVP screens, dashboards, generated frontend pages, and product interfaces that run in the browser.

For the MVP, Design Humanizer should avoid storing page content unless the user explicitly chooses to submit or save it.

The first version focuses on analysis and preview. Apply/copy features can be added later depending on the product roadmap.

Design Humanizer is currently in development. Join the waitlist to get early access.