What you’ll learn
- Where AI genuinely speeds up web design work, and where it makes things worse
- How to write prompts that get useful, specific results
- How to draft website copy with AI that still sounds like a real business
- How to compare AI assistants for your own work instead of trusting hype
- How to use AI images safely, including licensing basics
- How to use AI features in Figma, AI website builders and GitHub Copilot
- How to check AI-generated code before it reaches a client
- How to talk honestly with clients about AI, and build a repeatable AI-assisted workflow
Who this course is for
- Freelance designers and developers who want to deliver faster
- Agencies building a consistent AI workflow
- Beginners who want to learn with AI as a tutor without becoming dependent on it
Before you start
Will AI replace web designers?
It replaces some tasks, not the judgment. Clients still need someone who understands their business, makes decisions and takes responsibility for the result. This course is about being that person, with better tools.
Which AI tools do I need?
One general AI assistant (any of the popular ones) is enough to start. The course shows what to look for, so it stays useful as tools change.
Do AI tools cost money?
Most have free tiers with limits and paid plans for heavier use. Check each tool’s current pricing; it changes often.
A word of warning
AI tools change fast. Features, names and limits mentioned here can change after publication, so treat specifics as examples and always check the tool’s official site.
