anthropic.com is
26%AI slop
Mostly human
Anthropic's site is so safe it fits every product ever, with a pill to prove it. 26% slop, mostly human.
5 of 34 tells found
Fix these first
- 1Keep one voice per headline; emphasise with weight or a line break.
- 2Say who it is for and what changes for them, in their words.
- 3Show a badge only for real, current status.
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<a href="https://madewithjev.com/free-tools/ai-slop-detector/report/anthropic.com"><img src="https://madewithjev.com/free-tools/ai-slop-detector/badge/anthropic.com" alt="26% AI slop, checked by Jev" height="20"></a>Every tell, by category
Color
- Stock warm palette62%
Use a neutral base and one restrained warm accent.
- Gradient headline text5%
- Default rainbow of tinted boxes5%
- Indigo-to-violet gradient3%
- Glow-lit premium dark mode3%
Type
- One word in serif italic83%
Keep one voice per headline; emphasise with weight or a line break.
- A kicker above every heading28%
- A whole sentence at display size26%
- Display serif as the 'premium' look19%
- The five default typefaces2%
- The tasteful terminal2%
Copy
- A headline that fits any product71%
Say who it is for and what changes for them, in their words.
- Stock calls to action52%
Name the first thing the visitor gets when they click.
- The AI copywriting voice9%
- Em dash habit8%
- Slop vocabulary6%
- Faux-insight setups5%
- Emoji on headings and bullets3%
- The invented stat row3%
Components
- The announcement pill51%
Show a badge only for real, current status.
- The oversized soft shadow13%
- Cards with a colored left border10%
- Pills and frosted glass8%
- The glowing status dot6%
- AI-drawn logo or mascot6%
- Rounded-square icon tiles5%
- Icons in a tint of themselves5%
Layout
- The three-card feature grid35%
- Builder template left as shipped23%
- 01 / 02 / 03 section markers20%
- Bento grid of tinted tiles14%
- Cards inside cards9%
- Logo wall and testimonial carousel6%
- The template hero3%
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