What AI can do in web design.

AI’s great at getting the ball rolling.

• Wireframes & Layout Ideas. It can throw out rough drafts for pages, suggest layout structures, or help map out the user journey.
• Section Drafts. When you need a starting point for a hero, about section, or service breakdown? AI can help you quickly sketch something up.
• Design Reviews. The likes of ChatGPT and Gemeni can scan your design and flag inconsistent spacing, poor contrast, or areas that could convert better.
• Copy Inspiration. When you just need to get started, It can suggest headlines or filler text, helping you get a brief structure down.

Used right, AI speeds things up and gives you more time to focus on the parts that really need a human touch.

This is where people get caught out. AI still has serious limits, especially when it comes to actually building the site.

• Full Builds? Not Yet. AI-generated sites often come out a mess. Think junk code, broken links, and half-finished pages. You’ll spend more time fixing it than if you’d just built it right from the start.
• Convincing Copywriting.  AI writes like a robot. It doesn’t know your brand, your tone, or your customers. Without serious editing, the copy just won’t get the results you want.
• Real Strategy. A good website isn’t just pretty, it’s built to convert. AI can’t understand your goals, your audience, or the subtleties that turns visitors into buyers the way that a human can.

AI is a powerful tool, but for now it’s just that: a tool. It’s great for getting started, speeding up drafts, and tightening up designs. But if you want a website that feels professional, performs well on Google, and actually grows your business, it still takes a designer who knows what they’re doing.

We use AI where it makes sense. And we skip it where it doesn’t.

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