WebArt AI is being built to transform business requirements into strategy, structure, content and a clear plan for production.
Hi — so we run a small architecture studio, 14 of us, mostly residential plus a few commercial jobs. Our site is from 2016 and honestly embarrassing. We mostly get work from private clients and a couple of developers, and we want them to understand how we work before they call. Needs a proper projects section, something about the team, and please nothing that looks like every other architect's site. Launch before spring if possible. Attached a few sites we like.
What it does
Raw business information goes in. Structured website intelligence comes out — the decisions a designer or developer needs before they can start, written down and connected to each other.
Core workflow
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Initial MVP · in development
A project begins with whatever the client gave you. Paste notes, attach documents, add links and constraints — the project becomes the single place where the brief lives.
The analysis reads the brief the way an experienced strategist would: what does this business do, for whom, against whom, and what does the website need to achieve? Every finding points back to where it came from.
Pages and hierarchy derived from the strategy, with a one-line purpose for each page — so the sitemap is an argument, not a list.
Each page is broken into sections, in order, with what the section needs to accomplish. Nothing lands on a page because it was in the template.
Copy drafted section by section, in the tone the strategy calls for, and tied to the section's purpose. A starting point you edit — not a wall of generic text.
Three projects, three difficult sites.
A hillside house on a flood-prone plot. A workshop squeezed between two listed facades. A mixed-use block where the brief changed twice. Each one finished on a budget the client could live with.
Strategy, sitemap, page structures, content and notes for design and development — assembled into one document the whole team can build from.
From brief to blueprint
Hover or focus an item in the blueprint to see where in the brief it came from.
Hi — so we run a small architecture studio, 14 of us, mostly residential plus a few commercial jobs. Our site is from 2016 and honestly embarrassing. We mostly get work from private clients and a couple of developers, and we want them to understand how we work before they call. Needs a proper projects section, something about the team, and please nothing that looks like every other architect's site. Launch before spring if possible. Attached a few sites we like.
AI, applied carefully
WebArt AI is designed to use AI reasoning to interpret business context, identify relationships between pieces of information, and turn that context into structured website decisions. The AI does the reading and the first draft of the thinking; the professional stays in charge of the judgement.
Read a brief as a business situation, not a bag of keywords — including what is implied, and what is missing.
Connect audience to goals, goals to pages, pages to sections, so each decision can be traced to its reason.
Output a plan in a consistent structure that a human can review, edit and build from.
Product system
A designer, developer or small agency with a client brief in hand.
The workspace where the project lives and the workflow runs.
The brief, documents and links — organized, with gaps made visible.
Interprets the context and proposes structured decisions.
Analysis, strategy, sitemap, page plans and content — reviewed and edited by the user.
One build-ready document for design and development.
What comes next
Only the first column exists as work in progress. The rest is direction, not promise.
Being built. Not yet publicly available.
Direction we intend to explore after the MVP. Scope will change.
The long-term idea: understanding → strategy → blueprint → design → development → launch, connected.