Here’s how I use AI, and how I don’t.
In short
I use AI tools for some of the behind-the-scenes work, mostly coding. It’s like having an extra pair of hands, so I can get your website to you sooner without cutting corners. I check everything it produces before it goes anywhere near your website, and I’m the one you deal with from start to finish.
What I use it for
Most of it is code. AI can write a first draft of the code for part of a website or app, which I then check, change and test. It can also help me work out why something isn’t working. It speeds up the fiddly parts of building websites and apps like Booking Office and TradeKeepa.
It’s also useful for checking work: spotting broken links, slow pages or things that would be hard to use with a screen reader.
Now and then I’ll use it to get unstuck on wording, like a few ways to say something on a page. What ends up on your website is written to sound like you, and you approve it before it goes live.
What it doesn’t do
It doesn’t publish anything. I read, test and check every change myself, on phones and desktops, before it goes live.
It doesn’t design your website, work out your price or answer your messages. When you email or WhatsApp me, you get a reply from me.
It doesn’t replace photography. Photos I take for you are real photos, edited in the normal way. I won’t use AI-generated images as pictures of your business unless you specifically ask for them, and I’ll always tell you which images they are.
Your information
I don’t put your personal details, or the information stored in your Booking Office or TradeKeepa workspace, into AI tools. AI tools also have no access to the servers, databases or accounts where your website and data are kept. I handle those myself. The Privacy Policy explains how your information is handled.
Rather I didn’t?
If you’d prefer I didn’t use AI on the words for your website, tell me and I won’t. It doesn’t change the price.
Any other questions about it, send me a message or email [email protected].