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No one told me how possible it was to build a website with an AI agent. Whether it's Claude, Kimi, v0, or Gemini Studio, the whole ordeal has been made easy, and one day I'll share my process of using AI to build a website.
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A multi-page Kajabi website, built with AI.
Meet Tideline, a fictional freediving brand created with Pro Studio. In this walkthrough, I show the site, how the AI chat helps refine it, the mobile layout and the export.
This example would cost $525 to export. That’s about 90% less for the self-service export, though it’s a different service from hiring an expert.
See what’s possible: https://tryprostudio.com
A full freediving brand as the demo is a nice touch. Curious how much manual cleanup the mobile layout needed after the AI pass
"Why hire a freelancer when you can learn it yourself with AI?"
I see this ad every day. And honestly? You can learn it. You can also cut your own hair or do your own taxes.
The real question is whether you have the time. Most business owners spend their days on clients, team, finances and suppliers, and marketing gets whatever is left. Usually nothing.
I use AI every day in my work. It's a great tool. But a tool without strategy is just a tool. The difference is knowing what to ask it, what to post and when, and building content around your business instead of a template.
That's what I do: social media strategy and content, plus Kajabi & Framer websites that turn attention into clients.
You focus on your business. I'll handle the marketing. 💬 Send me a message here on Contra.
AI built my landing page in one pass. Then I fixed what it got wrong.
I gave Framer's AI Agent a brief for Tallybird, a fictional invoicing app, and let it build. It is a concept project, so the brand, prices and testimonial are made up.
It got the structure right fast. Hero, feature cards, a 3-step flow, three pricing tiers and an FAQ.
Then I checked every section on desktop, tablet and phone and fixed three things.
1. The nav needed work.
2. Button labels wrapped awkwardly.
3. Some text was clipped.
AI gets you to a first draft. Checking every breakpoint is what makes it feel finished, and that part was mine.
When you build with AI, what do you check first?
