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Builiding my Web with Artificial Intelligence

Builiding my Web with Artificial Intelligence

Written by: Andrés Díaz
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Dive into the exciting world of web creation with artificial intelligence tools. In *"Developing My Website with Artificial Intelligence"*, we explore step by step how to design, optimize, and manage websites efficiently, even if you're a beginner. From choosing the best hosting and domain to implementing advanced strategies like SEO, security, and monetization, each episode is packed with practical tips, innovative tools, and techniques to transform your ideas into a successful website. Whether you're an entrepreneur, content creator, or simply curious about technology, this show is your ultimate guide to mastering the art of web creation with AI. Start building your online presence today! Our preferred hosting provider for its quality and great pricing: https://hostinger.com?REFERRALCODE=7NLANDREZYMDCopyright 2025 Andrés Díaz Economics Leadership Management & Leadership
Episodes
  • Relume AI: sitemap and wireframes ready for Webflow
    Dec 18 2025
    Summary: - The episode introduces Relume AI as a tool to turn a rough idea into a sitemap and Webflow-ready, low-fidelity sketches in an afternoon, with the goal of delivering a complete structure, content plan, and design blocks quickly. - Step 1: Define the objective and audience with a single vision sentence to ensure the sitemap targets a clear goal and understands the user. - Step 2: Create a Relume AI project and use a detailed prompt (sector, audience, business objective, essential pages, brand voice) to generate an initial sitemap and page order. - Step 3: Refine information architecture by limiting main navigation to five-to-seven items, organizing into logical groups, adding support pages, enabling collections, and aiming for no more than three clicks to conversion. - Step 4: Generate low-fidelity sketches for key pages, with common sections (header, hero, benefits, social proof, explanations, pricing, FAQs, CTA, footer) and guidance on visual layout (F-shaped reading pattern). - Step 5: Enable content guidelines to enforce intent, keywords, tone, and CTAs; consider headline variations and test the most direct option. - Step 6: Prepare for Webflow export by defining global styles (fonts, scale, palette, spacing) and exporting the structure with component blocks; paste into Webflow and maintain class names. - Optional hosting note: Hostinger is recommended for hosting, AI-enabled page building, and domain sales. - Step 7: Optimize for SEO and UX with unique page titles, descriptions, internal linking, accessible headings, alt text, and descriptive CTAs; ensure clear hierarchy to reduce early abandonment. - Step 8: Validate quickly by interviewing three people unfamiliar with the business to test clarity; adjust hero and CTA if needed; prefer concrete language over abstract. - Step 9: Build the first functional Webflow version with real content, forms, and tracking; plan article/case study templates if using collections. - Step 10: Pre-publish checklist: test links, button states, form errors, color contrast, mobile performance; use staging first, then point to the real domain. - Trend note: Relume AI can now analyze reference sites for inspired structures and support collaborative editing; pairing with a search-intent content approach improves ranking and conversion. - One-minute recap: define objective and audience, generate sitemap with AI, refine IA, sketch pages, export to Webflow, apply global styles, swap content, optimize for search/accessibility, test, and publish. - Closing: the method saves time, budget, and headaches while delivering a professional, scalable site; audience engagement and future reviews are invited. Remeber you can contact me at andresdiaz@bestmanagement.org
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    8 mins
  • Vercel v0: From Text to Web Interface
    Dec 11 2025
    Summary: - v0 by Vercel is an AI-powered interface generator that turns natural-language briefs into React code using Tailwind and accessible components. The output is exportable, versionable, and deployable on Vercel, without being locked into a drag-and-drop workflow—effectively combining the roles of designer, front-end coder, and developer. - How it works: start with a precise brief (role, objective, structure, constraints), then iteratively refine in the preview with targeted tweaks. When satisfied, export the project, connect it to a repo, and deploy to Vercel. Use experimental branches and preview environments for feedback and possible A/B tests. Replace sample text with real data, add server-side components for data fetching, use environment variables for secrets, and include SEO metadata. - Updates and capabilities: improved instruction-based editing, cleaner semantic markup, more accessible components, and better focus states. You can also start from a sketch or screenshot and refine with text, request theme variations, and save/revert versions. - Practical workflow: for your first creations, define business objectives, list required sections, supply real copy, specify style and accessibility, and ensure responsiveness. Iterate on performance, images, and microinteractions, and test across devices. Prototyping can happen in an afternoon, much faster and cheaper than traditional methods. - Hosting and real-world use: the episode recommends Hostinger for hosting, with AI-powered page building, domains, and scalable options. Also notes a practical path for publishing, feedback, and version control. - Limitations and caveats: AI can hallucinate, miss accessibility rules, or generate redundant styles. Validate semantic markup, test with a screen reader, audit bundle size, and align on a shared design system within a team. - Costs and privacy: typically a free tier with limits plus paid plans for more usage and collaboration. Avoid putting secrets in prompts; consider business accounts and data policies for confidentiality. - Productivity tips: use a concise, repeatable instruction framework and keep a catalog of search keywords (text-to-interface, AI-driven web design, React with Tailwind, accessible components, rapid prototyping, etc.) to speed up work. - Closing: encouragement to write the first instruction today, with a reminder that careful prompting can make v0 a fast, cost-effective prototyping ally. Remeber you can contact me at andresdiaz@bestmanagement.org
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    7 mins
  • Elementor AI: sections that convert
    Dec 4 2025
    Summary: - The episode explains how to build high-converting landing pages using Elementor AI, focusing on a page structure that guides visitors from attention to action with persuasive copy, clean design, and measurable results. - Core sections and guidance: - Hero: powerful, specific headline with a value promise, clarifying subtitle, and a visible call to action. Use a vertical container with ample spacing; draft headlines with AI by prompting for a clear promise and concise benefits. - Benefits: 3–5 bullet points starting with action verbs, focusing on measurable advantages. Use an icon list in a two-column desktop layout that becomes a single column on mobile; rewrite in active voice with AI, two-line max per bullet. - Social proof: testimonials, client logos, or success figures. Use a testimonial carousel or grid; AI can summarize long testimonials while preserving message. - Value proposition: include AI-generated imagery or short video; if using background images, add a dark overlay for text contrast; keep structure simple to avoid deep nesting. - Objections and guarantees: create an FAQ (3–5 questions) with concise AI-generated answers and a credible guarantee; add structured data markup for SEO. - Measurement: set a main button click event, duplicate the page for A/B testing, test changes (headline, button color) incrementally; rely on data, not intuition. - Hosting plug: recommends Hostinger for hosting, highlighting AI-powered site building and affordable prices (link in the description). - Elementor AI capabilities: drafting/polishing copy in different tones, summaries/translations, generating style code, image creation from descriptions, and suggesting section structures; AI provides foundation while human judgment remains essential. - Mobile optimization: prioritize mobile, adjust font sizes and touch spacing, keep the main CTA visible on first screen; use device-specific content visibility sparingly; add descriptive image alt text. - Speed and SEO: optimize images, use modern formats, enable lazy loading, minimize external fonts; Core Web Vitals emphasis on visual stability and fast rendering. - Closing/conversion section: reaffirm the value, place CTA with a clear security note, offer alternate contact options to increase user control. - Practical implementation workout (5 steps): 1) Define a single conversion goal. 2) Create a hero with three AI-generated headline variants; pick the clearest. 3) Add benefits and a photo testimonial; AI-summarize to two lines with concrete data. 4) Assemble FAQs and add a guarantee. 5) Set up tracking and run an A/B variant changing only the headline. - Quick tips and insights: high-contrast colors help interactions but there’s no universal winning color; first-person button text tends to perform better; use scan-friendly layouts with subheads and spacing. - Closing note: combining AI, user-centered design, and simple measurement makes a strong, differentiating approach; those who implement and measure improve faster than those who don’t. Remeber you can contact me at andresdiaz@bestmanagement.org
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    8 mins
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