Making Websites Readable for People and AI AssistantsMaking Websites Readable for People and AI Assistants
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Your website isn't only being read by people anymore. AI agents are reading it too.
When someone asks an AI assistant to find a dentist, compare prices or book an appointment, that assistant visits websites and tries to make sense of them. It doesn't see your design. It reads your structure.
A page can look perfect to a person and still be a puzzle to a machine. What makes the difference:
→ Real headings, navigation and buttons → One clear content hierarchy → Form fields with proper labels → Buttons that name the action → Prices, hours and services in a consistent format
Build for both audiences and your site stays clear for people and readable for machines.
Is your website ready for both?
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Rafee 's avatar
Buttons that name the action is the one most sites still get wrong. Clean split in the carousel too.
Shahab's avatar
100%. Clear buttons help humans know what to do and give AI better context about the intent of the page. It’s one of those small UX details that gets overlooked way too often.
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