Most AI pages look the same: a purple gradient, a big centered headline, three cards with emoji.
Taste is a set of rules you can write down.
AI can write a web page in seconds. Those pages look fine at first and wrong a second later.
Good designers look more. They check the edge of a column, the size of a label, the gap between two blocks. We wanted a tool that does that part too.
So Atelier has eyes. It opens every page in a real browser and reads the screenshot back. It measures with code what it can’t judge by eye. And it works from written rules for type, color and words, the same rules a senior designer keeps in their head.
Allan Noer
makes Atelier
The canvas is the work.
The chat is for short notes. What you keep is the page.
Real over generated.
Photos of real things are real photos. It never passes off a made-up image as one.