Your AI assistant builds your website

“I'm Clara Voss, a painter and sculptor working in bronze and oil from my studio near Lisbon. I want an elegant, gallery-like website: a selection of paintings and sculptures with titles, materials, dimensions and availability, a page about my practice, upcoming exhibitions, a page for collectors and commissions, and a contact page. The artworks must be the heroes, not the design.”

Follow-up: “Add a short news section for my exhibitions, with one first article.”

Follow-up: “Show my latest news on the home page, list the galleries that represent me (Galeria Ponto Azul in Lisbon, Haus Lenz in Berlin, Studio Meridian in Porto) as a row of names, and add a short divider-style quote from a recent review before the contact section.”

“Northside Athletics is a community strength and conditioning gym in Manchester. We run small-group classes (Strength, Engine, Mobility), personal training, and a free first session. Make it energetic and bold. Pages: classes with the weekly timetable, coaches, membership prices (three plans), a booking page for the free session, and contact.”

Follow-up: “Add a countdown on the home page to our open day on 15 November.”

Follow-up: “Show the open-day countdown as days, hours and minutes, right under the hero. Add a side-by-side comparison of our three memberships, and put this deadlift tutorial on the Classes page, crediting Starting Strength: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2OPUi4xGrM”

“We run Riad Zahra, a seven-room guesthouse in the Marrakech medina with a rooftop terrace and a small hammam. Create a beautiful website in English and French: the rooms (with photos and nightly prices), breakfast and dinner on the terrace, the hammam, experiences we arrange (cooking class, desert trip, guided souk walk), how to get here from the airport, and a booking request form.”

Follow-up: “Add guest reviews on the home page.”

Follow-up: “Replace the booking request form with real online booking: guests choose their room and dates, see the nightly price and book directly (two nights minimum, check-in from 2 pm, check-out by 11 am). On the home page, add this walk through the medina, crediting its author: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZLyc_Bc_N8”

“Build a website for The Cellar Door, an independent wine shop and tasting bar in Bristol. We sell around 300 natural and organic wines from small growers, run Thursday evening tastings, and offer a monthly wine club. I'd like a warm, slightly old-world feel, pages for our wines, tastings, the wine club, and how to find us. Put six of our favourite bottles in the shop with prices.”

Follow-up: “Make the tasting evenings stand out more on the home page.”

Follow-up: “We sell alcohol: ask visitors to confirm they are 18 or over before entering the site. Add a newsletter sign-up for wine club news, a 10% welcome code WELCOME10 for a first order, and show our newest bottles on the home page.”

“Create a website for Hart & Mercer, a family law firm in Leeds with four solicitors. Areas: divorce and separation, child arrangements, financial settlements, and mediation. Tone: reassuring, clear, never cold. Include the team, fixed-fee packages with prices, a FAQ, and a contact page with a booking form for a free 20-minute call. English and French, as many of our clients are French expats.”

Follow-up: “Add a short blog with two articles answering common questions about divorce in England.”

Follow-up: “Add a Guides section with three step-by-step guides (getting divorced in England and Wales, financial orders, child arrangements), each opening with a table of contents, and let clients leave a review of our service on the home page.”

“Wild Stem is a seasonal florist in Brighton. We make loose, garden-style bouquets with British-grown flowers. Build a website with an online shop (8 bouquets and a monthly flower subscription, with local delivery prices), weddings and events, flower workshops, and our story. Soft and natural, never fussy.”

Follow-up: “Add a delivery area and cut-off time note to every product.”

Follow-up: “Add a countdown to our Valentine's Day order deadline (Friday 12 February 2027, 1 pm), let customers review each bouquet, add our Instagram (@wildstemflorals) and Pinterest (wildstemflorals), and a newsletter sign-up for our seasonal bouquets.”

“I'm Iris Lund, a black-and-white documentary and portrait photographer based in Copenhagen. I need a portfolio site that lets the pictures breathe: three series (Harbour Workers, Night Trains, Portraits), an about page, prints for sale (limited editions, signed), and a contact page for commissions. Minimal text, big images.”

Follow-up: “Make the home page open directly on a full-screen image.”

Follow-up: “On the Prints page, show a before/after of a raw scan next to the finished print, add a newsletter sign-up for new print releases, and link my Instagram (@irislund.photo).”

“Ember Roasters is a small-batch coffee roastery and café in Portland. Make a friendly, hand-made feeling website: an online shop with our six single-origin coffees (with tasting notes, roast level, grind options and prices), a coffee subscription, our café menu and opening hours, brewing guides as blog posts, and wholesale for restaurants.”

Follow-up: “Translate the website into Spanish.”

Follow-up: “Turn our brewing guides into a proper documentation section, give each method a brew card people can copy (dose, water, temperature, grind, time), and add James Hoffmann's V60 video to the pour-over guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AI4ynXzkSQo”