No one really tells you this, but designing a website from scratch in Figma (with AI help) isn’t hard—it’s just usually explained in a super complicated way. In this video, I show you the exact beginner-friendly workflow I wish I had when I was staring at blank canvases and second-guessing every layout choice. I break everything down into three super clear steps so you can go from “I have an idea” to “I have a clean, modern website design” without feeling overwhelmed. First, I ideate and structure with FigJam AI, which is honestly my favorite part because it makes planning feel fun instead of stressful. You type a simple prompt (like a bakery homepage with a menu, gallery, and contact), and FigJam maps out your site structure and can even suggest user journeys. Then I generate and assemble the UI using AI design plugins (like Magician or Designerbot) to create sections like a hero, testimonials, and more—layout, copy, and visuals in seconds. Finally, I refine everything in prototype mode, preview it like a real website, and prep it for handoff using Inspect mode so developers can grab measurements and assets without me writing a single line of code.