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One font can give away an AI-built website faster than anything else.

I’m serious.

I’ve had a page look 80% right...

Then the body font makes it feel like a school project from 2017.

That’s the thing people miss.

The jump from "fine" to "this looks expensive" often is not a full redesign.

It’s one small design choice.

And typography is usually near the top of the list.

I always set better front-end design instructions before building.

Not because the layout is wildly wrong.

Because AI tools love the same tired fonts, colours, and patterns.

That’s what makes so many AI-built sites feel the same.

Swap the body font and suddenly...

the spacing feels calmer

the hierarchy feels clearer

the whole page feels less like it was thrown together in 6 minutes

Same layout.

Same copy.

Same colours.

Different level of trust.

Before you rebuild a page, check the type first.

Tiny change.

Big credibility lift.

Have you ever changed one small thing on a site and watched the whole thing wake up?