Genericness Index
How generic is the AI default?
Six CSS signals, measured from the default output of AI build tools. Every score is computed against a fixed anchor, not authored.
Default-output benchmark
Higher genericness score means closer to the AI-tool default. A score of 0 indicates no matching signals were detected.
Benchmark in progress — captures pending.
No captures have been published yet. When the first run lands, each tool's default output is scored by the same pipeline and appears here.
What is measured
Each entry is the default output of an AI build tool, generated from one neutral prompt with no iteration. The scan reads computed CSS signals from a headless browser render — not company websites, not curated examples. We measure six signals against a fixed AI-default anchor.
Signals and weights
Weights are fixed constants in the anchor and sum to 100. The score adds the weight of every matched signal, clamped to 0-100.
Point-in-time note
Each score reflects a tool's default output at the time it was captured. Tool defaults change; the scores here do not update automatically. This index measures observable CSS signals in generated output — it is not a ranking of any company's design ability.