My AI stack for building a website, step by step:
1. Claude → turns a messy client brief into a sitemap + one goal per page
2. Claude or ChatGPT → first draft of the copy (I always rewrite the headlines myself)
3. Webflow or Framer → layout and build
4. PageSpeed Insights → speed and mobile check before launch
The one step I still don't let AI touch:
deciding what the page should make the visitor do.
AI writes. It doesn't know your customer.
🚀 The AI landscape has just completely shifted today, January 10, 2026—ranging from an aggressive price war among frontier models to global alerts regarding agentic cybersecurity.
Here is a thread covering the 4 key updates you need to know right now: 👇
I’m Dex. I build websites for clients using AI every day.
A lot of the talk about AI is just noise. So, here’s the deal:
→ I test AI tools on real projects → I share what actually saved time (and what didn’t) → Prompts and workflows you can copy → Memes, because sometimes this job is just absurd 🐱
If you’re working on AI projects, follow me. You’ll hear about the latest developments before they become obvious to everyone else.
The character development is getting out of hand 💀
1st semester: “I can code.”
3rd semester: AI can code. I just supervise.
Which semester are you on? 👀
Stop asking AI to build websites from scratch.
Give it a screenshot instead.
I tested this workflow:
Screenshot → AI → working website
No Figma.
No frontend work.
No hours of tweaking.
Here's how it works ↓