AI can now build, edit, and manage more of the Webflow workflow. So the Webflow designer's value ...AI can now build, edit, and manage more of the Webflow workflow. So the Webflow designer's value ...
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Why my AI never sends anything without asking me first
Most people who try AI give it one long prompt and hope. It works for a day, then it guesses, drifts, or does something nobody asked for.
I build it the other way round. Every AI employee I set up gets a job description, rules, a daily checklist and test tasks it has to pass – like a new hire. And before anything goes out, there are five steps: draft → safety check → exact preview → my yes → logged.
One yes = one action. Payments, passwords and deletes never go to the AI at all.
If you’re new to AI and want to set this up in your own Claude or Grok account, my first lesson walks you through it step by step.
I've spent years obsessing over the stuff nobody notices on a website. Until it's missing.
AI can now build a whole site in an afternoon. I think that's great.
But it still can't decide what feels right.
I don't think AI is the problem. It just stops at "it works". The last part, the spacing, the type, the way things move when you scroll, still needs someone who cares about it.
That's the part I've always loved doing. So I made a small thing around it: you bring the site AI built, I finish it in Webflow.
Agreed. AI gets you a working layout fast, but spacing and type rhythm are where it still feels off. I'd add forms and mobile checks to that list too. What's the most common fix people bring you?
A little throwback to a Webflow project from last year!
The client already had a design they liked, so instead of starting over, we focused on giving it a fresh look and bringing everything to life in Webflow.
Sometimes it's more about improving what's already there than reinventing everything.
Curious how you guys approach projects like this. Do you prefer starting fresh or building on an existing design?