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Is it real to generate a website from scratch using AI?
Hey folks, I was just wondering whether there are some good products that already can generate simple web pages based on text prompts?
I found a couple of those, however, I'm not really happy with the results, so I'm still looking for some good examples. And do you believe that it's possible to build a website that easy?
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Hugo DEVEZE 🏴☠️
Hey there! Generating a website from scratch using AI is indeed possible, and there are already several tools on the market that can help you create simple web pages based on text prompts. While you mentioned that you haven't been satisfied with the results so far, it's essential to remember that AI technology is continuously evolving and improving.
Some examples of AI-driven website builders include Wix ADI, Firedrop, and The Grid, among others. They use algorithms and machine learning to assemble web page layouts, color schemes, and even choose appropriate imagery based on your input.
That being said, AI-generated websites may not yet match the level of customization and unique design that a human designer can provide, especially for more complex projects. However, for simpler websites, I believe it's possible to build a website with relative ease using these AI tools.
As AI technology advances, we can expect to see even better results and more sophisticated website designs generated through artificial intelligence. So, keep an eye out for new tools and services that emerge in the market, as they may offer improved results that better align with your expectations.
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Easy doesn't mean good.
A website needs to be maintainable and to have quality code, AI won't be of any help when it comes to that.
This is a major problem with non-AI website builders as well, they promise that everyone is able to create a website quickly without web dev knowledge, which is true, but the quality of the end result is laughable because it's not important for it to just work visually, it's important for the code used to make sense.
I had a good laugh when I watched a popular design company use Webflow, while the design was pretty, the designer without web dev knowledge combined so many CSS layout features that made me cringe.
TL;DR
It's important to know what you're doing unless you're ok with a toy website.
