Blog Posts
MotionSites Alternatives: An Honest Comparison (August 2026)
MotionSites lists $129/3 months and $279/year as recurring, with $399 lifetime. Here is how that compares with one-time plans, daily limits, and what you can evaluate before paying.
MotionSites vs Jiro vs VibUI: What Each One Actually Sells (August 2026)
Three libraries, three different products underneath. Verifiable pricing where it exists, blanks where it does not, and the rows most comparison tables leave out.
Jiro.build Alternatives: Components or Prompts? (August 2026)
Jiro leads with finished React components; we lead with prompts. They fail differently — stack fit, review burden, variance. Plus what their free plan looks like from outside.
Choosing an AI Website Prompt Library: What Actually Matters
Six questions you can answer yourself on any prompt library — recurring charges, prompts vs code, how much you can evaluate before paying, and licensing.
Where to Find Free AI Website Prompts (And What “Free” Usually Means)
Four models of “free”, the five-second incognito test that sorts them, and 60 prompts you can copy without an account.
Copy, Paste, Ship: A Workflow for AI Website Prompts
Build in sections, fix the design tokens first, give the model real content, and check three things before accepting anything.
How to Prompt an AI Builder for a Scroll-Animated Landing Page
Scroll animation is what people most often ask an AI builder for and most often fail to get. Name the mechanism, give the four values, and say what must not move.
Why Your AI-Generated Landing Page Looks Generic (And How to Fix It in the Prompt)
Genericness enters through open decisions. Typography weight and tracking, asymmetry, no invented social proof, one accent colour — five lines that change the output.
Animated Backgrounds Without Video Files
Almost every effect people use a looping MP4 for can be done in CSS at zero network cost. What CSS handles, when canvas is worth it, and the three things to specify.
Prompts vs Components for AI Builders: Which One Do You Actually Need?
Two products described in similar language that solve different problems. What each gives you, what each costs you, and which to reach for when.
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