
A review-first workflow for AI web design agents
Define permissions, checkpoints, and acceptance tests before delegating website changes to a coding or design agent.
LAB COLLECTION / 3 FIELD NOTES
A good brief and a careful review belong together. This collection explores the work around AI-assisted design: supplying approved facts, describing useful constraints, examining code and copy, and preserving a recoverable version through revisions.
Start with the prompt framework when the project is still an idea. Move to the first-draft guide when you have output to review. Use the design-agent workflow when a tool will make changes across files or run checks in a working project. Start with the PageStatic AI Websites guide for the topic overview.

Define permissions, checkpoints, and acceptance tests before delegating website changes to a coding or design agent.

Use a clear scope, real content, and staged review to turn an AI-generated page into a draft worth developing.

Build a reusable prompt around audience, approved content, page structure, visual rules, and verifiable acceptance criteria.
Browse the field notes by a specific question or workflow. Each topic archive brings its related reading together.