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How I Designed My Landing Page (with a Little Help from AI) — #buildinpublic Day 4

For Day 4 of #buildinpublic, I wanted to share how I put together the landing page for Find Me A Laptop—a crucial step from earlier in the project.

Since I’m a developer, not a designer, I used an AI design tool to generate a quick first version of the landing. It gave me a solid starting point with layouts and color suggestions in minutes. From there, I started tweaking things manually—simplifying sections, adjusting copy, and moving elements around until it felt clear and easy to use.

It’s definitely not perfect, but a couple of users have already mentioned that the site is straightforward and easy to navigate. Small progress, but it feels good!

If you’ve used AI as a design jumpstart and then iterated by hand, I’d love to hear your experience or any tips.

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    The landing page looks amazing 👏

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    The page is crazy 🤯

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    Het erick landing page looks amazing, can you share the tool you used to generate the design?

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      yeah , i used cloud sonnet 4 and a template for saas landing

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        By template you mean screenshot and you shared that with sonnet which recreated it?

        I've tried uxpilot before and I had mixed results. It doesn't always look great and other times it makes the hero image full screen with missing parts of the layout (and still costs coins).