r/web_design • u/The-choosen-1 • 2d ago

help with my website creation workflow

Hey, before explaining my problem i know that a lot of you guys don't like ai or 'vibe coding' in general and this is why i ask you to not take care of this .

Im doing website creations, especially redesign and im hesitating with two workflows.

Untill now i was doing it this way: i search for inspiration on dribble like hero section or landing page, i take the screenshot and ask gemini to extract the content into json to get the maximum of informations on this screenshot. Like this i can after go to a no code tool like lovable to convert this screenshot and json into an actual base for the website and finally export it and finish the job with antigravity.

This workflow has the merit of being quick and very faithful to the inspiration.

And recently i started to become interested in framer because i heard that it is better for more personalized projects, have CMS so i don't have to use sanity CMS (even if it can do the job at small scale) and also fast and begginer friendly.

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u/ceejayoz 2d ago

very faithful to the inspiration

The $10 I steal from your pocket is very faithful to the original, too.

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u/pressured_at_19 2d ago

AI bros not beating the allegations of being delusional

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u/roynoise 10h ago

Why don't you find a career you actually respect enough to learn the skill and not steal other people's work?

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u/enserioamigo 8h ago

You’re using AI to copy other people’s work snd claim it your own. Cool. 

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u/GHOSTiePOSTy 6h ago

spits on sidewalk people like you are the reason web design is oversaturated and devalued day after day. Try a new career path.

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u/The-choosen-1 6h ago

I dont think so lol 🤣

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u/GHOSTiePOSTy 6h ago

You admitted to 1 using AI for the bulk of your workflow and 2 stealing others work as your own. Yes, you are the problem.

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u/The-choosen-1 52m ago

We got to the point where saying that it look like the inspiration is called Stealing 🤣. How do you do then ? Your websites must be so unique

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u/Andromeda12x 1d ago

I’d just be careful with this workflow, because copying screenshots so closely is basically taking other people’s ideas and design work rather than creating your own.

AI can definitely speed things up, but it’d be worth learning and using proper web development or design tools instead of just relying on AI to recreate someone elses work. You’ll probably end up with much stronger experience that way too.

If you want something beginner-friendly, I’d look at tools like RocketCake, Mobirise or Pinegrow — they let you actually build and tweak the HTML/CSS yourself instead of having AI reproduce someone else’s work.

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u/West_Impress_5432 2d ago

framer is solid for this kind of workflow tbh, especially since you're already using lovable for the base

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u/The-choosen-1 2d ago

Yes but i dont think that there is a way to merge these two techniques since framer dont allow the import and export code