What it does
WebXD Agent is a design and prototyping studio driven by chat. You describe what you want (a pricing table, a hero section, an interactive calculator, a full landing page) and the assistant generates the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, then renders it in a sandboxed live preview next to the conversation.
The part that makes it useful past the first draft is the refinement loop. The assistant can critique its own output against your brief and propose a revised version. You can also apply a style system so every artifact in a project shares the same type, color, and spacing decisions instead of drifting.
Other capabilities:
- Planning mode. For larger builds, the assistant writes an implementation plan first, and you approve it before any code is generated.
- Web-grounded research. The assistant can look up current documentation or examples while working.
- Prompt library. Save the briefs that produced good results and reuse them.
- Folders and export. Organize artifacts into folders, export any of them as a ZIP, and export chat history as JSON.
Who it's for
- Growth and demand-gen marketers who need a landing-page variant for a test this week and do not have a developer free.
- Product marketers mocking up how a feature might be presented before a launch page is briefed.
- Founders producing a first website, a waitlist page, or an interactive demo without a build pipeline.
The output is real code, not a screenshot. What you preview is what you can hand to a developer or deploy as-is.
How it works
- Describe the artifact. Write the brief in plain language. Include the audience, the message, and any constraints.
- Review the plan (optional). For anything beyond a single component, turn on planning mode and approve the approach first.
- Generate and preview. The assistant writes the code and renders it live. Interact with it in the preview.
- Refine. Ask for changes, or ask the assistant to critique the result and propose improvements. Repeat until it is right.
- Export. Download the artifact, save the brief to the prompt library, and file the result in a project folder.
The app is in the queue for public launch on its subdomain. Join the waitlist on the launcher to be notified when it opens.
Related resources
- Template: Messaging framework — write the message before you brief the page.
- Guide: How to align sales and marketing teams
- Glossary: Activation rate