Build atAI speed.

New websites and redesigns,directed by people, built fast.

A first working build in about 12 hours.

Once scope, brief, assets and access are confirmed.

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Illustration: a single pixel calla lily, drawn finished and marked as selected: AI builds, a person chooses and finishes.

Fig. 01Built fast, finished by hand.

AI speeds up the making.People decide what ships.

Human × AI

AI drafts, explores options and builds fast. People set the direction, refine the work and make the final call.

AI
First versions, options and code, made quickly.
People
Direction, refinement and what goes live.

Three steps,from brief to launch.

How it works

Three steps,from brief to launch.

How it works

Illustration: a person standing at a desk, sketching a simple building on a board — the scope and the brief being agreed.
Fig. 02.1Define
  1. Illustration: a person standing at a desk, sketching a simple building on a board — the scope and the brief being agreed.
    Fig. 02.1Define

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    Define

    We agree on scope, brief, assets and access.

  2. Illustration: the same person laying a block onto a half-built wall of blocks — the first working version going up.
    Fig. 02.2Build

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    Build

    We design and develop the first working version.

  3. Illustration: the same person presenting a finished house with a flag on its roof — the site reviewed and launched.
    Fig. 02.3Review & launch

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    Review & launch

    You review it, we make the agreed changes, connect what is needed and launch.

Craft

One visual language,made from scratch.

No templates. No stock imagery. No page builder. This page combines custom pixel artwork, code-drawn figures and purpose-built interface systems into one visual language.

05 · studiesDrag

  • Illustration: a small figure on a rooftop at dusk, city blocks either side and the sun setting over the water.

    Illustrated worlds

    Scenes drawn for a brand instead of stock imagery.

  • Illustration: a single flower in a pot, drawn cell by cell.

    Pixel illustration

    Detailed pixel art, made to sit on the page's own grid.

  • Illustration: a figure laying blocks across a gap between two ledges, towards a flag on the far side.

    Figures that explain

    Ideas drawn as simple figures, so they read at a glance.

  • Illustration: the same rooftop scene composed twice, once in a wide frame and once in a phone-shaped one.

    Composed for every screen

    Layouts recomposed for phones, not just shrunk.

  • Illustration: interface parts drawn in pixels — a button with a pointer on it, a slider and three dots.

    Interface detail

    Small, considered parts: type, controls and states.

Illustration: the characters 12H drawn in pixel cells inside a clock ring of twelve segments, one for each hour of the first working build.

One website.Designed, built, launched.

The offer

What you get

  • New website or redesign

  • Responsive design and development

  • Copy assistance

  • Forms, booking and basic integrations

  • Deployment and launch

About the 12 hours

  • About 12 hours is the first working build.
  • The clock starts once scope, brief, assets and access are confirmed.
  • Your review, the agreed changes and the launch come after it.
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Questions,answered plainly.

FAQ

08 Questions

01How can a website be built in about 12 hours?

The time goes into building, not waiting. Scope, brief, assets and access are settled before the clock starts, so design and development happen in one continuous production run, without handoffs. AI does the heavy lifting; people make the decisions and check the work.

The ~12 hours refer to that production run, for the scope agreed up front. It's an estimate, not a guarantee for every project. Your review, any adjustments and launch come after it.

02What needs to be ready before the clock starts?

Four things. Scope: the pages, and what the site has to do. Brief: who it's for, what it should say and how it should feel. Assets: logo, brand files, photos and any content you already have. Access: logins for your domain, hosting and any service to connect.

The clock starts once all four are confirmed. If something isn't ready yet, the clock waits. Nothing starts half-ready.

03What happens if I want changes?

You review a working site, not a mockup, and the clock stays stopped while you do. Then we make your changes and connect the services the site needs. How long that takes depends on what's asked for.

04What does Splendessa use AI for?

The heavy lifting: first versions, variations and code, built fast. That speed lets more options be explored before one is chosen.

The judgement stays with people: what to make, which direction to keep, what ships.

05Is the site generated automatically by AI?

No. Splendessa isn't an AI website generator, and there's no template or page builder behind it. AI speeds up the making; a person sets the direction, makes the calls and checks the work before it reaches you.

06What's included in the build?

One website: a new one, or a redesign of the one you have, designed and built for phones, tablets and desktops. Help shaping the copy and content. Forms, booking and basic integrations when the site needs them. Deployment and launch once you've approved it.

Exactly what your site includes is agreed as part of the scope, before the clock starts.

07What happens around launch?

When you approve the build, we deploy it and support you through launch, using the domain and hosting access you provided at the start.

08What happens in the free website review?

We take a short look at your current website or online presence, identify the clearest problems and opportunities, and explain what we would change first. If a new build or redesign makes sense, we can scope it from there.

Next step

Ready when you are.

Start with a free website review: a short look at your current site and what to change first.

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