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Finishing with AI

ready→made nails the structure deterministically. Your AI is great at the last mile. Together they ship.

Why hand AI the code, not the design

Ask an LLM to build your layout from a screenshot and the result changes every run — and rarely ships. ready→made converts your design into clean, structured code first, so your AI finishes the job instead of reinventing it. You give it a faithful foundation, not a guess.

A good handoff

  1. Convert to HTML — the most portable, readable target for any AI tool. See Convert to HTML.
  2. Paste the markup + CSS into Cursor, Claude, or your editor of choice as the starting point.
  3. Ask for the last 10% — real copy, content wiring, interactions, form logic, a CMS binding. The structure is already correct, so the model stays on task.

Prompt starters

  • "Here's the converted HTML/CSS for our hero. Wire the CTA to /signup and replace the placeholder copy with this: …"
  • "Turn this static card grid into a loop over these 6 items, keeping the exact classes and markup."
  • "Add a mobile menu toggle and a sticky header to this nav without changing the desktop layout."

Because the output is deterministic, the diff your AI produces stays small and reviewable — you're editing a real foundation, not refereeing a rebuild.

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