Webflow and Friends with Janne Parri
Oct 26, 2026 · 1 hr 7 min · 14 segments
EP 73. In this episode I talk with Barry Baris Dogan, a multidisciplinary designer and Webflow partner based in Vienna. After years at a 400-person agency, Barry is starting his own studio. He says he…
Janne ParriHost
So how long do you think until an AI generated site wins the awards, site of the day award?
project, you know, and also what kind of award, you know, if we are talking about site of the day or site of the month or developer award, they are still a little bit subjective.
RT projects, I mean, I am also doing that time to time, but AI is already there if you know how to use it.
Everyone can play instrument maybe, but not everyone can be successful or make good songs.
And if you know what to cook, how to combine the ingredients together, you can do it very well.
If you use, I don't know, microwave food, pizza, you cannot do so, I guess.
I mean, sometimes you need it, of course, for yourself, but you are not going to be successful.
Even you can do the things that I was not allowed, able to do back then that opened a new dimension for me.

yeah totally totally that question is maybe a bit clickbaity maybe a bit one-sided like there's so many ways you can use ai with websites so you can you can do the technical stuff you can do the assets or like images even even videos and so on i know that you have been judging those awards sites too so do you get get like sites that use too much ai in the submissions and do you think that there should be some sort of like limit on what you can submit there
So it should be everything kind of free to use, you know, kind of also a little bit like Wild West, like maybe 20 years ago, how the Internet was.
So I don't believe that there should be a limit what to use or how to use.
Even right now, you have to label your pictures if it's AI created or edited.

So how long do you think until an AI generated site wins the awards, site of the day award?
project, you know, and also what kind of award, you know, if we are talking about site of the day or site of the month or developer award, they are still a little bit subjective.
RT projects, I mean, I am also doing that time to time, but AI is already there if you know how to use it.
Everyone can play instrument maybe, but not everyone can be successful or make good songs.
And if you know what to cook, how to combine the ingredients together, you can do it very well.
If you use, I don't know, microwave food, pizza, you cannot do so, I guess.
I mean, sometimes you need it, of course, for yourself, but you are not going to be successful.
Even you can do the things that I was not allowed, able to do back then that opened a new dimension for me.

yeah totally totally that question is maybe a bit clickbaity maybe a bit one-sided like there's so many ways you can use ai with websites so you can you can do the technical stuff you can do the assets or like images even even videos and so on i know that you have been judging those awards sites too so do you get get like sites that use too much ai in the submissions and do you think that there should be some sort of like limit on what you can submit there
So it should be everything kind of free to use, you know, kind of also a little bit like Wild West, like maybe 20 years ago, how the Internet was.
So I don't believe that there should be a limit what to use or how to use.
Even right now, you have to label your pictures if it's AI created or edited.
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