Are the days of coding gone? With AI advancing the web design space, does it have the potential to make web designing more accessible?Tony Lewis, a Marketing Specialist at Thrive Themes, joins us to discuss no-code solutions combined with AI capabilities to help reduce the learning curve for users and make web design and development easier and more efficient.For more details, head to our episode page.Join the conversation and ask Tony any questions you have here!Time Stamps:[00:00:17] Daily AI news[00:04:16] Using AI to reduce learning curve in web design[00:06:48] AI solutions in existing web platforms[00:10:53] Recommendations for web building tools[00:13:59] Making web design simple with editors[00:17:12] Using big brands for website inspiration [00:20:45] Create value, sell it through web designTopics Covered in This Episode:- The potential for AI in web design to make it more accessible to those who are new to the field- Discussion of low code, no code, and AI in web design- The potential for existing technology platforms to develop advanced AI solutions- The speaker's desire for easier and more accessible solutions for marketing- Discussion of programming and web design, including the use of drag-and-drop editors- Experiences with AI solutions and a preference for WordPress and Thrive Architect page builder- Discussion of AI-first or AI-exclusive platforms for web design and development- Potential for AI to reduce the learning curve for users- Tips for learning basic web design, including replicating websites and utilizing resources like Thrive University.Keywords:AI, web design, web testing, accessibility, building websites, page building, CSS, HTML, Python, no code, coding, podcast, newsletter, Mark Zuckerberg, Sam Altman, AI privacy act, eye diseases, Amazon, generative AI, Tony Lewis, marketing specialist, Thrive Themes, low code, livestream, technology platforms, user interfaces, Framer, marketing solutions, graphic creation, programming, WordPress, Thrive Architect, Webflow, Bubble, Durable, non-technical people, presentation, email, Figma, Jack Adams, Walmart, learning Python, no-code solutions, learning curve, jobs, efficiency, big brands, Apple, New York Times, Thrive University.