How to Build a Website in 20 Minutes Using AI (Vibe Coding Demo)

Kisha Velazquez
Dec 5, 2025
5 min read

Updated: Jan 18

This post is inspired by a workshop session from Acadium Plus, featuring Planned content lead Mo Akif and hosted by Kisha Velazquez.

What's in this Post

→ Vibe coding for marketers and founders

→ Lovable video demo to make a website

→ Why learning vibe coding in community matters

If you have ever wanted to build or refresh a website but kept putting it off because it felt too technical or too time-consuming, you are not alone.

Between SEO strategy, copy, design, and development, launching even a simple landing page can become a week-long project. But with vibe coding, you can spin up a site in 20 minutes.

During a recent live demo I hosted for the Acadium Plus community, I invited content lead Mo Akif to show his AI workflows using Lovable to build a functional website in less time using vibe coding.

No traditional coding required.

Here is how it works and why it matters if you are a founder, startup marketer, freelancer, or in-house content lead.

Scroll down for the full video demo!

Vibe coding for marketers and founders

If you're already experimenting with LLMs and AI chatbots, vibe coding will feel familiar. It's a workflow where you describe intent, structure, and outcomes, then use AI to generate and iterate on the implementation.

Instead of writing code line by line, you guide the system with inputs like your goal, target audience, visual references, and call to action. AI handles the technical execution, allowing you to focus on messaging, flow, and conversion.

For marketers, it's about shipping and testing ideas quickly. For founders, it means you can build digital products and update working websites without hiring a developer or learning to code.

In both cases, vibe coding democratizes the ability to create apps and sites. It shrinks the time between idea and launch, making experimentation more accessible and iteration faster.

The live demo: building a website with AI in about 20 minutes

Key Moments in This Demo

Step 1: Find visual inspiration (~00:05:00)

Step 2: Deconstruct the page with AI (~00:06:00)

Step 3: Generate copy with ChatGPT (~00:08:00)

Step 4: Build and refine in a no-code AI tool (~00:11:00)

Mo Akif, a fellow Superpath member and Planned content lead, walked through how to build a landing page using an AI workflow.

What stood out was not just the speed. It was how repeatable the process was.

Step 1: Start with visual inspiration (~00:05:00)

Find an existing website that matches the vibe you want. Use

GoFullPage Chrome extension to capture a full-page screenshot of that site.

You are not copying the site. You are using it as visual inspiration for layout and structure.

Step 2: Deconstruct the page with AI (~00:06:00)

Upload the screenshot into ChatGPT and ask it to:

Break the page into sections like hero, CTA, FAQs
Create a generic template you can reuse
Focus on structure, not brand-specific copy

This step replaces a lot of manual analysis marketers usually do by eye.

Step 3: Generate the website copy with AI (~00:08:00)

Using ChatGPT, define:

Your goal
Your target audience
Your primary call to action
The problem you solve
Your process
Proof such as testimonials or outcomes

The output should be clean, usable website copy, not code.

Step 4: Build the site using a no-code AI tool (~00:11:00)

Move the copy and screenshot into a no-code AI tool like Lovable. Prompt it to:

Use the screenshot for visual inspiration only
Use the AI-generated copy as the page text
Generate placeholder images where needed

Within minutes, you can have:

A live landing page
Functional buttons
Editable CTAs such as a Calendly link
A publishable URL

From there, refine the page conversationally by asking things like:

Improve the hero headline
Make the CTA more compelling
Suggest conversion improvements and implement them

To view Mo's step-by-step instructions, make a copy of his Google Doc.

Lovable Vibe Coding FAQs (Audience Q&A)

Q: Can Lovable analyze and improve the page after it’s created?

A: Yes, absolutely. Lovable can assess the page and recommend improvements. Just switch to consultative mode and ask for suggestions, and it will provide feedback on elements like the hero section or call to action, then implement the changes if you want.

Q: Can I use Lovable to optimize an existing page, not just create a new one?

A: Yes, you can. Take a full-page screenshot of your current page, feed it into Lovable, and ask it to critique and optimize it. You can even give it a framework or reference to follow so it tailors the suggestions to your needs.

Q: What happens after I publish a site with Lovable? Can I still edit it later?

A: Definitely. Once published, you can continue to refine it in Lovable, or you can export the code and use it in your own CMS like WordPress or Wix. You can treat it as a standalone page or integrate it wherever you need.

Q: Is there a free plan for Lovable and what are the limitations?

A: Yes, Lovable has a free plan that gives you a few credits per day. You can build a basic site on the free plan, but if you want a custom domain or more advanced features, you’ll need a paid plan.

Resources mentioned during the demo

Why vibe coding matters for marketers and founders

This workflow unlocks a few big advantages:

Speed. Launch pages in hours instead of days.
Confidence. You do not need to know code to experiment.
Iteration. Test ideas quickly without over-investing.
Ownership. You are no longer blocked by dev timelines.

For founders, consultants, and content marketing leads, this makes it easier to spin up service pages, test positioning, launch side projects, and refresh outdated websites.

Why learning vibe coding in community matters

What made this demo especially helpful was the live build and real-time Q&A from the community.

AI Show and tells like this happen inside the Superpath community, where:

Members regularly host AI demos
People ask advanced content strategy and specific work-flow questions to help them move from mid-career manager to head of content roles
You learn from peers and content leaders actively doing the work
There's a safe place to ask stupid questions

Watching someone think out loud, troubleshoot, and iterate in real-time is very different from watching a polished, perfectly edited YouTube tutorial.

Want access to more AI marketing demos like this?

Superpath hosts monthly vibe coding events and AI show and tells where content marketers share how they actually use AI day-to-day to create strategic content.

If you want to: