Canva wants your vibe coded sites to not look vibe coded
Canva has unveiled its updated vibe coding system, which it says can help users avoid generic vibe coded aesthetics.
Canva says its new design tools can help businesses avoid the cardinal sin of vibe coding a website: looking like you’ve vibe coded a website.
The Australian-born design software business this week released Canva Code 2.0, the latest version of a platform allowing users to build websites and web apps through text inputs.
It says the updated platform takes 75% less time to generate code, while users can now begin vibe coding within other design projects hosted on Canva, instead of beginning with a blank slate.
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