Relume AI Website Builder | $3,000 an hour

The new AI Relume library site builder is revolutionizing the way websites are created. With its advanced artificial intelligence technology, Relume AI with Webflow offers a seamless and intuitive experience for building stunning websites. From dynamic layouts to interactive elements, this powerful tool empowers designers and developers to bring their visions to life. Discover the future of web design with Relume AI and unlock endless possibilities for your online presence.

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[robreichjr]

Love that you found Relume. Would also love if you did a video of you designing from their components.

[FeedbackWrench]

This is fantastic. Webflow & Relume are releasing so fast it’s hard to keep up.

Thanks for this video, absolutely game changing to see someone explain these features that are just icing on the cake.

[issacjr]

If you’re charging them 5k for a website it will need to have cms and crm set up for them a database and all the cross platform support like zappier pre installed. 5k isn’t for the wireframe it’s for the expert understanding of what a business needs.

[dylanarmstrong]

For someone like me who doesn't like to spend a lot of time fussing over design this is honestly great. I'm a full stack web developer who develops web apps and designing the app is the most tedious process for me. If I can get ai to develop a static mark up that I can use as a baseline that will accelerate my workflow exponentially.

[hectorwearden]

God tier tutorial. Main point: if you can 10x your productivity and process using tools you can make a lot of money. Loved the emphasis on workflows too. To summarise: Relume for structure & content, Figma for visual design, Webflow for building.

[masterjanglez]

These are really great tools. I'm currently building my first website for a redesign. One point about Relume, it costs $32/month to view anymore than the home page on the wireframe section. As someone who doesn't build websites for a living, is not a cost that I want to take on, but this seems like a extremely cost effective tool for those that do build sites for a living. I don't want to assume that this was left out intentionally but a suggestion to make mention of any cost when promoting tools for future content.

[WellDressedMuffin]

My first thought is "damn, this is kinda scary". But the more I think about it, the more I realize that we're just further along in a process that's been ongoing for decades. AI assistance lowers the barrier to entry similarly to how website builders have done already.

[jswanson]

I love this! I just started working with Relume a couple of weeks ago and it's been an incredible experience. It allows me to focus more on the final design and speeding the mapping and wireframing process. Thanks for sharing another great video.

[kevinpaz]

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Relume looks amazing, and will have to give a try.

[charles]

Wow! Relume is a huge game changer! Two suggestions to help the majority of us technophobes: 1) Maybe make your cursor slighter, larger, and more visible so we can follow your instructions more clearly. 2) You could make this video into a series of short videos by breaking down the process into a few steps, to make the learning process much shorter for us technophobes.

[LordFlash]

Absolutely awesome content Phil. I tried this platform as soon as I had watched this video and it lived up to everything you outlined. So easy and versatile. Brilliant!

[ionelCristianLupu_]

This looks amazing. Love it.

If a job becomes easier to do, it will become cheaper. Also, the entry barrier will become lower. I think software development and UI/UX development will be merged into one in the future

[dabhandmarketing]

This is seriously dopeee! Love it - huge time saver

[suzywilson]

Thank you, Jesse! This was so helpful! I have a RevOps Consultancy and very little time for this and the added problem of not being a designer. I will be able to have my site up and running over this coming weekend!

[patrickspiegel]

How haven't i heard of the AI release for relume --> thanks for the awareness!

[docsdocs]

Hey, so, like, I'm a graphic designer, and I also do web design and branding stuff. And guess what? These AI tools are like, just tools, man. If you figure out how to use them and blend them into your work, you'll have more freedom to be all artsy-fartsy.
Take, for instance, the pain in the butt chore of researching color theory for client branding. Ugh, it's so boring, right? But you can totally get Chat GPT to spit out some cool color ideas based on the shades you like. And if you're stuck on a lame layout, just use it for some inspo.
Now that I've given these AI thingies a whirl, I'm not stressing about it anymore. They won't create stuff like I do, but they sure help with the boring stuff, so I can stay in my creative zone, you know?

[DevinSmith]

Great tutorial. Amazing to know this is possible, now. Question: do you use the Figma to Webflow plugin to push the design to Webflow once you’re done designing in Figma?

P.S. Love the Sola Fide sign on the wall! Very cool! You reformed, per chance?

[GreenTechRasta]

You sir are a legend, thanks so much for sharing your knowledge 🤛

[ben_hayward]

This looks awesome! It would be really cool to see AI also be able to implement the design aspects one day too, if it was provided with a colour scheme, font styles, imagery etcetera.

[taobelgium]

According to your experience with this, would you still go through Figma or skip it entirely and do the styling immediately in Webflow?