How to choose the best AI website builder in 2026
I generated 367 landing pages with AI to fill a catalogue. Here is what came out right, what came out wrong, and what I would check before paying anyone for this.
Guides on building and improving websites
Reference material for the generator: what a landing page is, what it is made of, and what makes a site fast, readable and usable on a phone.
Ecommerce website: platform or custom build
Four ways to sell online with their true running costs, and the question that decides between them before you compare features.
How much does a website cost, honestly
Five ways to get a website with the real ranges for each, plus the recurring bills that never appear in the quote.
A website for a dental practice: trust, then booking
Three kinds of visitor, one of them in pain — and the parts of a dental site where the rules are not a matter of taste.
A website for a gym: the page that sells a membership
Three questions every visitor arrives with, and the one habit that quietly sends them to the gym down the road.
A website for a restaurant: what it is really for
Hours, menu, address — and the one page that decides whether an order goes through an app taking 30% or through you.
The legal pages a website needs, and the ones it does not
Four documents, one honest trigger for each — and the reason a generated policy is often worse than none.
Website maintenance: what it is and what it should cost
The invoice that arrives every month for work you cannot see — and how to tell whether it is buying anything.
Website security for people who are not security people
Nobody chose your site. A script did — and that changes what is worth doing about it.
Structured data: telling search engines what your page is
Your page says "from $400". A search engine sees a string of characters. This is how you tell it that it is a price.
WCAG for normal websites: what it means in practice
Six fixes cover most of it, and five of them take an afternoon.
Do you actually need an admin panel?
The feature everyone asks for by default — and half of them never open it twice.
Website mockups: the cheapest hour you will ever spend
Everyone skips this step. Everyone then rebuilds the page twice.
Image optimization: formats, sizes and the settings that matter
Images are usually 60 to 80 percent of a page's weight, and almost all of it is avoidable.
Page speed: what the score means and what actually moves it
A real report from our own site, line by line — including the third of it that cannot be fixed at all.
Responsive design: what it means and what it does not
More than half your visitors are on a phone. Here is what that requires of the layout — and what it does not.
Coming soon pages: what goes on one before you launch
The product is not ready, but the address already is. Here is what belongs on the page in the meantime — and what quietly kills it.
Landing pages by niche: what changes and what never does
Six niches, the blocks each one needs, and the short list of things that are identical in all of them.
Squeeze pages and lead capture: the shortest page that works
One field, one promise, no way out. Why that works, and the two situations where it does the opposite.