AI-Assisted Web Design: You Still Need a Site That Does the Job
Your customer needs a clear service offer and a working way to contact you. That's what the finished website must deliver.
What AI helps me do
I use AI to help draft code, page layouts and copy. It can give me a starting point to refine.
You still need someone to check that work against your business. A plausible paragraph can describe a service you don't offer.
I review the proposed design, code and copy. The finished result is my responsibility, including work drafted by AI.
Start with the customer's task
Tell me which services matter most, your work area and your preferred contact method.
Those details give the pages a purpose. A visitor looking for one service should find its scope before reaching the contact step.
Then the layout needs to hold up on a phone. Small text and awkward buttons can make a simple inquiry hard.
Responsive layouts adjust to the screen size. They still need review on phones, tablets and larger screens before the job is finished.
A draft isn't proof that everything works
Headings, page descriptions and markup help explain the content. They don't prove that search engines will send you customers.
Likewise, good-looking code isn't evidence that a contact form delivers its messages. The finished contact path needs its own check.
AI-generated copy also needs your review. You know whether the hours, service limits and description of the work are right.
I won't put a made-up customer story on your site because it reads well. It needs to describe something real.
What you're actually agreeing to
Website projects start at $1,200. The public starting scope is typically five to seven pages. Your particular project gets a firm quote.
A booking feature or other extra work belongs in that quote. Using AI doesn't make every feature part of the starting price.
The free preview shows a proposed design for one important page. It's a way to judge the direction before deciding whether to buy the full build.
You can read how that preview is bounded before sending a project request.
Ownership, payment and later changes follow the agreed project terms. A preview isn't a finished, paid website.
Show me what your site needs to handle
Send the main service and the customer task you want to improve. I'll help work out a suitable scope.