Anti-Boring · Ready-to-use style prompts for a more colourful web

Vibe on. Make the web look like you again.

Prompt bravely and ship something nobody has seen.

Pick a style you'd never choose and see what happens. Most AI-made websites look the same, so Anti-Boring shows you 43 other ways they could look. Every page explains one visual style, is built in that style, and gives you a ready prompt to paste into your AI tool.

  • 1. Pick a style
  • 2. Copy its prompt
  • 3. Paste it into your AI tool
  • 4. Change one thing yourself

See every style in light or dark

All 43 pages work in both modes. Set your choice once here and every page follows. Every page also has a switch in its menu, so people who arrive through a shared link can change it too. Both switches share one setting.

Claymorphism

2021

Soft, inflated surfaces that look like modelling clay.

Cybercore

2010s revival

Early desktop UI, binary rain and glitchy blue screens.

Neo-Brutalism

2020s

Thick outlines, hard shadows and loud flat color.

Scrapbook

Craft revival

Collage layouts with tape, torn paper and stickers.

Surrealism

1924

Dream logic and impossible scenes on the screen.

Y2K Aesthetic

Late 1990s

Chrome, bubbles and millennium optimism.

Pixel Art

1980s

Images built from visible square pixels.

Synthwave

1980s revival

Neon grids, striped sunsets and chrome type.

Glassmorphism

2020

Frosted translucent panels over vivid color.

Neumorphism

2019

Soft shapes pushed out of the background.

Bento Grid

2020s

Tidy compartments of mixed size, like a lunch box.

Editorial Design

Magazine era

Magazine layout craft brought to the web.

Swiss Design

1950s

Strict grids, objective type and red accents.

Minimalism

1960s

Only what is needed, with space doing the work.

Maximalism

2010s

Pattern on pattern and color with no brakes.

Luxury Typography

Fashion houses

High-contrast serifs and generous silence.

Conceptual Sketch

Studio practice

Hand-drawn lines that show ideas in progress.

Ethereal

2020s

Soft light, haze and airy gradients.

Bohemian

1960s roots

Earthy tones, handmade texture and pattern.

Victorian

1837 to 1901

Ornament, engraving and decorative frames.

Cyberpunk

1980s fiction

Neon rain, dense cities and hard tech.

Wabi-Sabi

Japanese aesthetics

Beauty in the rough, worn and imperfect.

Isometric 3D

1822 onward

Tiny 3D worlds drawn at a perfect 30 degree tilt.

Frutiger Aero

2004 to 2013

Glossy bubbles, blue skies and green grass optimism.

Dithering / 1-bit

1970s onward

Black and white dot patterns that fake every shade.

Bauhaus

1919 to 1933

Circles, squares, triangles and primary colours.

Art Deco

1925

Gold sunbursts, stepped forms and jazz-age glamour.

Risograph

1986 onward

Overprinted spot colours, grain and wobbly registration.

Kinetic Typography

1959 onward

Letters that stretch, bounce and react to you.

Vaporwave

2010s

Pastel sunsets, marble columns and dreamy mall nostalgia.

Terminal / ASCII

1963 onward

Command lines, box drawings and blinking cursors.

Memphis Design

1981

Squiggles, confetti, terrazzo and clashing pastels.

Paper Cut

Folk art to 2020s

Layered paper shapes with soft shadows between.

Skeuomorphism

1984 to 2013

Leather, stitching, wood and metal knobs on screen.

Low-poly

1990s onward

Scenes built from flat-shaded triangles.

Art Nouveau

1890 to 1910

Flowing plant curves and ornamental frames.

Constructivism

1920s

Diagonals, red and black, bold type in motion.

Flat Design

2010 to 2014

Solid colours, long shadows and simple icons.

Corporate Memphis

2017 to 2022

Flat faceless people with long limbs. The new sameness.

Solarpunk

2010s

Hopeful green futures with plants, sun and wind.

Kawaii

1970s onward

Cute round characters, pastel colours and faces on everything.

Anti-design

1960s onward

Broken grids, clashing colours, rules broken on purpose.

Pop Art / Halftone

1950s onward

Ben-Day dots, bold outlines and speech bubbles.

Why this exists

Why AI websites all look the same

Open three AI-built landing pages and count the purple gradients. The same indigo button shows up, with Inter underneath and four tidy cards in a row. A hover state you can barely see finishes the job. Models hand back the average of everything they learned from, and the average of the internet is a polite shade of grey.

You can push back today, even if you have never heard the words Swiss Design or Claymorphism. Pick a style you'd never choose and see what happens. Copy its prompt into Claude, Cursor, Lovable or whatever you build with. When the page comes back, change one thing by hand and show it to a friend before you polish it.