wanted to test the practical limits of AI tool chaining for a real project, my parents needed a resort website so i used that as the test case the pipeline: step 1: design (20 mins) used https://sleek.design/ to generate page layouts, described requirements (hero with images, gallery, forms), it output full designs, iterated by describing changes, exported step 2: code (2 hours) fed designs to https://claude.ai/ , requested responsive HTML/CSS/JS, debugged by describing issues, added form validation, zero manual code writing step 3: deploy (20 mins) pushed to Vercel, connected domain, live step 4: content (1 hour) copy writing, swapped in actual photos, polished total: 3-4 hours concept to production the bottleneck shifted from implementation to prompt clarity, most time spent describing what i wanted accurately vs actually building, the AI tools handled 95% of technical execution once requirements were clear context switching between tools was smoother than expected, designs exported clean enough that Claude understood them without extensive explanation this end-to-end pipeline seems viable for small business sites, landing pages, and brochure websites where the goal is functional and professional rather than cutting-edge submitted by /u/rash3rr
Originally posted by u/rash3rr on r/ArtificialInteligence