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Category-flag SEO post for smoothui.dev that owns the term "AI design slop" and funnels to UI Craft (install + skills.smoothui.dev/docs).

  • Names the problem (slop tells), explains why (no taste + no loop), positions the closed-loop design-quality bar as the fix.
  • Cites the problem with sources (AI-code issue rates, CHI 2025 a11y research).
  • Plugs into the existing blog/pSEO machine; same frontmatter schema as other posts.

Content-only (one new MDX file). Branched from main — independent of the redesign branch.

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  • Documentation
    • Added a new blog post about why AI-generated UI can look generic and how to improve it.
    • Describes a closed-loop workflow for building, reviewing, and refining UI with quality guardrails.
    • Introduces a UI quality framework, including an acceptance checklist, iterative refinement process, and installation instructions.

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A new MDX blog post titled "AI Design Slop: Why AI-Generated UI Looks Generic — and the Fix" is added, dated 2026-06-24 and authored by Eduardo Calvo. The post covers the problem, a closed-loop solution, the UI Craft design-quality system, and an npx install command.

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AI Design Slop blog post

Layer / File(s) Summary
Full blog post: frontmatter, body, and install CTA
apps/docs/content/blog/ai-design-slop.mdx
New MDX file with frontmatter metadata, problem explanation, closed-loop solution description, UI Craft feature list, and a "Try it" section with an npx install command and docs link.

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