There’s a weird middle ground where something can’t look bad, but also isn’t worth hiring a designer for
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I keep running into this with small work stuff, like a landing page, a one-off visual for a presentation. It matters that I don’t want it to look thrown together, but not enough to turn it into a whole design project. That’s where I’ve started thinking AI design tools actually make the most sense.…
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- 2026-09-16 01:06 · r/artificial
There’s a weird middle ground where something can’t look bad, but also isn’t worth hiring a designer for
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