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Design problems are usually specific: no clear hierarchy, spacing that fights itself, text you can't read on a phone. Naming them is half the fix, and the AI does the other half.
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"Bad design" is too vague to act on. Broken down, most underperforming pages fail on the same short list, and each item on it has a known fix.
The most common fault is that nothing on the page is obviously more important than anything else. Five headings at similar sizes, three buttons with equal weight, body copy in the same grey as the labels.
A visitor scanning that page has no route through it, so they leave. The fix is uncomfortable but simple: one primary action, one dominant heading, and everything else visibly demoted.
In a page that reads well, the gap between a heading and its paragraph is smaller than the gap between that paragraph and the next heading. Grouping is done with space.
Pages assembled over time lose this. Sections get equal margins everywhere, so the eye can't tell what belongs with what. Regenerating against a spacing scale restores the grouping without anyone having to think about individual values.
Light grey text on white looks refined on a designer's monitor and is unreadable on a phone in daylight. Body copy below about sixteen pixels has the same problem.
Both are quantifiable, both are among the most common findings in any real accessibility check, and both are fixed as a matter of course when the page is rebuilt to current defaults rather than to whatever the original stylesheet inherited.
Run the page you suspect is the problem and read the differences as a diagnosis.
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