Every prompt produces the same purple gradient, the same rounded corners, the same safe defaults. Your clients can tell. Their users can tell. You can tell. It's time to fix the input.
Purple gradients. 24px border radius on everything. Inter. Tailwind defaults. You've seen it. Your clients have seen it. Their competitors look identical to them — because everyone is prompting the same tool with no design direction.
The tools aren't the problem. The inputs are. When you give Claude no visual direction, it reaches for the same safe defaults every time. Not because it lacks capability — because it lacks context.
AI doesn't have bad taste. It has no taste. That's your job.
No Purple Gradients is a growing library of complete design systems, packaged as Claude Code skills. Each one gives Claude a distinct visual identity to build from — philosophy, palette, typography, spacing, components, everything. The output looks intentional because the input is intentional.
Gold filigree. Raw concrete. Neon terminals. Terracotta warmth. Chrome velocity. Wheat-paste posters. Each system is a genuinely distinct visual language — not a color swap on the same layout.
Claude reads the system spec and generates standalone HTML. No framework dependencies. No build step. Open it in a browser. Ship it to a client. Use it as a starting point for something bigger.
Systems designed for B2B platforms, editorial sites, and consumer apps — each built for its use case from the ground up, not retrofitted from a generic template.
New systems added regularly. Existing systems refined. Your range of options expands over time. The AI-sameness problem gets smaller with every update.
Each design system is a distinct visual identity — not a reskin. Different philosophies, different palettes, different component languages. Pick the direction that fits your project and build from there. These are from the free B2B collection.
These aren't layouts. They're design systems — complete visual identities you apply to build whatever you need. Landing pages, dashboards, blogs, mobile apps, marketing sites. The system defines the look. You define the structure.
Unzip the library into your Claude Code skills directory. That's the entire setup. Claude picks up the skill automatically.
Browse by use case — "show me B2B systems" — or go direct: "apply Vault." Both work. Your call.
Claude generates a complete, production-ready page using the system's full design language. Colors, type, spacing, components — all cohesive, all distinct.
The B2B collection is free — no trial, no credit card, no catch. Try it. See the difference. Then decide if you want the full library.