How a Dev Team Used AI-Assisted 'Vibe Coding' to Build a Polished Website

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The team behind RailCode shared their experience building a professional-looking website using a approach they call 'vibe coding,' which relies heavily on AI tools. Despite lacking a dedicated designer, the result closely resembles work produced by a design professional. The blog post, shared on Hacker News, attracted modest engagement with 13 points and 13 comments. The write-up details the workflow and tools that helped bridge the gap between developer-built and designer-built aesthetics.

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