Every startup has the same ass landing page and I feel like people don’t talk about it that much. With everyone using Claude Code to built the next big startup, people don’t really care much about their design or the story they tell, its more about shipping features quickly. Paul Rand once said design is the silent ambassador of your brand. Vibecoding killed that. Personally, I don’t think Claude Code and subsequent products aren’t necessarily bad at design, it just has no idea who you are or what story your product is supposed to tell. Even if you tell it about yourself, the more you try to describe your aesthetic in the prompt, the more it fights you. People are writing 200 line CLAUDE.md files just to get consistent UI across a single project. So to fix it, I built Marque, an mcp/cli that helps you get better UI, more tailored to your project. npm install -g marque-cli marque stamp stripe.com marque synthesize --apply marque mcp setup Point it at any site that represents your aesthetic. It extracts the full design language, every color mapped to a semantic role, full typographic scale, spacing rhythm, exact easing curves, scroll choreography. Claude Code calls get_design_context_for() before generating any UI. Beyond that, I also introduced marque blend which takes inspirations from Kirby Ferguson’s Everything Is a Remix (goated ass watch) His argument is that all creativity is copy, transform, combine. The best products are never built from scratch, they are built from the intersection of everything their creators admired. marque blend helps you do that. Great design was never about being original, but taking inspiration and creating something new off that inspiration. Free and opensource. Built this as a senior in high school, trying to better vibecoding. Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DB8VvzUxtvY (check the end result) GitHub: https://github.com/parthsharma234/marque-cli submitted by /u/Substantial-Problem7
Originally posted by u/Substantial-Problem7 on r/ClaudeCode