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Hard-to-Edit AI Websites
Non-technical users and small businesses struggle to build, edit, and maintain professional websites with AI tools, facing poor editability, SEO, and customization.
In their words
i could not figure out how to change the phone number without it redoing the whole page
I’m clearly out of my element and defer to someone with more specialized experience to help with this project.
I let Hermes agent search 5 leads per day and I honestly can't keep up doing the websites for 5
Has anyone used a website builder they would recommend? I'd like something that's easy to set up but also lets me go back and make changes later as the business grows.
The new designs include more animations, custom interactions, and other work that feels like it may start pushing against Duda’s limitations.
A drag-and-drop interface so they can add sections and edit content themselves.
my hospital department had a fellowship website that had been dead for ~2 years
I spent a lot of time learning to manage classes properly, even though something was always breaking.
handing off a website to a client requires that client to pay for a seat for you to be able to log into their site
Sometimes you want to build something super custom but you end up fighting Elementor and WordPress.
every small change takes longer than it should
once I want to do something bigger, like build a website, it quickly turns into Claude + a website builder + SEO tools + image tools + automations
the lady who runs their NGO's website charges them an arm and a leg for small changes
I shouldn't have to save, go into my browser and look up my page every time I make a change just to see what it looks like.
small business owners
Where they talk
- r/webflow
- r/Wordpress
- r/smallbusiness
- r/webdesign
- r/webdev
- r/nocode
- r/ClaudeAI
- r/WIX
Tools they use today
- WordPress
- Webflow
- Wix
- Claude
- Squarespace
- Elementor
- Lovable
- Framer
Why those fall short
- archaic platform does not integrate well with Claude
- generated sites look generic and still need manual inspection and fixes
- Wix is drag-and-drop, not custom; recurring app fees and lock-in
- something was always breaking; recurring subscription and hosting costs
- changes break things and cannot be fixed or reverted
Map of ideas
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