I asked Framer AI to Build Me 5 Websites

-- Today, I'm going to share with you 5 different websites that the new Framer AI generated based on prompts I provided. You'll see the prompts, the results, and my thoughts about Framer AI. Note: This is not a sponsored video.

0:00 - Intro
0:25 - Website 1
3:05 - Website 2
4:15 - Website 3
4:59 - Website 4
5:46 - Website 5
6:20 - All Results Compared
7:37 - Lean UI/UX

Let's get started!

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[DesignCourse]

What are your thoughts on Framer AI? I personally see it as a very quick tool for non-designers to create websites fast. For those of us who want to take designs to the next level, we're still going to rely on our personal craftmanship to get the job done. ;)

[hobisdimples]

As a graphic designer and someone who also works in web design and branding, I've come to the realization that these AI tools are just that. Tools. If you can learn to utilize them and integrate them then you will have greater artistic freedom. For example, if you feel bogged down and creatively stifled by tedious tasks like needing to do color theory research to create client branding, then you can get Chat GPT to give you meaning and purpose based on color codes/palettes you choose. Or if your stuck on a simple strip layout then you can use this for inspiration. Now that I've used some of these tools for efficiency I'm not worried about it anymore. The AI will never create the same things I will, but it CAN help with the tedious tasks so that I can work within my creative flow.

[RafaWasHere]

This will save me so much time after my clients finally make up their mind on what they actually want.

[michaelprovenzano]

Thanks for this overview of Framer AI! The biggest issue I see with this demonstration is the vagueness of the prompts. As designers we have a lot more than just two to three sentences that we use to steer our design decisions. As others have mentioned, this is just a tool that takes inputs. I would love to see a much longer prompt that includes client objectives, some copy, suggested tone-of-voice, a referenced style, and suggested colors. Not sure if this tool could handle that detailed of a prompt, but if it could than this demonstration could benefit from a deeper dive.

[mahfuzurrahmanmunna]

Great video once again! Would love to see these type of content again

[idontknow]

Awesome video! This would be a great starting point for anyone who doesn't understand the concept of "research" and "reference" but would like a website for their small business or hobby. Really handy tool. A great place for new or aspiring web designers to start building from too.

[metternich]

Most people expect AI to be creative. It is not and won't be for a very long time. It just reiterates patterns it has learned from analyzing a large dataset. This thing won't make human designers obsolete just as elementor/divi didn't make WP developers obsolete. In some scenarios this might be enough but unless you are visually illiterate you won't mistake an AI design for a professional one. Btw. there are already an infinite number of downloadable templates out there, they too look the same. AI is a competition to stock template makers rather than to professional creatives.

[bySterling]

I signed up last week and created a test demo and it was wack, even had dark text on dark backgrounds. These all feel like 'soulless' templates in my opinion. I'm a huge embrace of AI (Midjourney and ChatGPT from Dec 2022 paid versions and creating many sites with tons of custom AI content) so totally agree bro w your opinion!

[pathmonkofficial]

Thank you for sharing this video showcasing the websites generated by Framer AI based on prompts you provided. It's fascinating to see how AI technology is evolving and its impact on UI/UX design.

[bhBlacky]

first i thought i could use it for inspiration or help to kind of not doing the same all over as many of us do unintentional anyway. you kind of develop a stile and more or less stick to it. so i like to use ai to get fresh ideas and directions. but this one, you're completly right.. it's like sticking in a same pattern itself ;)

[patagucci]

For me it feels like it grabs from a number of templates. Every layout is pretty similar, very simplistic, and fairly clear it’s not been designed. Otherwise, fun tool to add to toolkit, and play with for inspiration. However, it’ll get exponentially better as time passes and it crosses infancy stage (as well as users inputs)

[iCraynHD]

Those are pretty simple layouts if you ask me. There is no way that AI can replace designers and developers in the near future, given the current state of technology. Ofc you can take those generated layouts as references or use it as your basic design in order to speed up your work.

[SingularityZro]

To me, it looks not much different from just using pre-built sections to then adjusting them to your liking. Another tool that might reduce the grunt work of building from blank. But let's see where it goes. Personally, also with chat GTP, it is astonishing and overhyped at the same time. It can do things you thought would not be possible. But you also realize that even with exponential improvement, it will take some time to be as good as an expert in the field. I think that is the best case, though. Removing boring grind tasks, so you can focus on the 50% to 20% that make the real difference.

[dario_real]

Great video, very illustrative. I see there are many designers here, and I would like to ask them where they find remote work since I am a data analyst and web developer with database experience, and I find it very difficult to find something

[Anakianaj]

For websites I suppose it's the same as with many other things with AI: if you just want the pragmatic functionality in a basic form, where is just not a deciding factor (or a any factor at all) it's perfect. AI gets the job done in a satisfactory way and you have to use a fraction of the resources it would take to have a person do the task and end up with the more or less exact same result. --- But as soon as it's about more than that, as soon as actual creative input is concerned AI lacks the imagination of humans. Someone somewhere said AI lacks the ability to imagine the motivation and/or intent of the recipient and wherever and whenever that bit is crucial AI will always fall short of what a person can do --- provided the person has imagination and creativity (which is not at all a given).

[Mikhashilin]

I tried it out and it is pretty fun. You can tweak the design to your liking. Its great if you have no clue of what you are doing like me

[katlis]

You say "[AI] is not putting us out of a job anytime soon." But the exponential growth of AI that's getting better and better every day for the past ~year (specifically ones like GPT, Photoshop & MJ) is kinda scary because I bet these web design tools are going to be even more amazing sooner than later.

[remo]

Im with your point. The layouts are all looking the same. For me personally, its a great opportunity to get inspired for headers and text and integrate those in my own design. Im doing very hard with my content :( Btw is there another AI especially for Websites that creates content? I think a lot of other people would be interested in this too ;)

[edvp]

When tools like photoshop came out, people said designers will be out of jobs. I just see it as another tool.

[PLxFTW]

The pros are always gonna have a spot but for small website this is definitely useful