I thought building a website with AI meant typing one prompt and watching a finished product appear. That was optimistic. I still had to figure out the layout, fix awkward sections, rethink the user journey, and make sure everything worked together. After experimenting with different tools, I realized each one was useful for a different part of the process. Greta.sh helped me turn a rough idea into a working website or app prototype. Cursor was useful when I needed more control over the code, while Claude helped me think through technical problems and break complicated tasks into smaller steps. For interface ideas, v0 made it easier to explore layouts and UI components. GitHub helped me track changes instead of worrying about losing working versions. The biggest surprise was that choosing the best AI website builder wasn't really about finding the tool with the longest feature list. It was about understanding what I needed at each stage. If you're learning how to build a website with AI, don't feel pressured to master every tool at once. Start with one project, choose a tool that fits your current problem, and add others when you actually need them. Five tools can be useful, but a clear idea is still the best place to start.
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