

Vibe Coding 101: Build a Website with AI
Vibe Code a Website
Build your own website with AI. No coding experience required!
Have an idea for a website but don’t know where to start? What if you could build one just by describing what you want?
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to use AI to turn your ideas into a real, working website—without needing to write code yourself.
We’ll explore vibe coding, a new approach to building software using natural language and AI-powered tools. You’ll learn how to communicate your ideas to AI, experiment with designs, customize your website, troubleshoot problems, and publish your creation online.
Whether you want to create a personal portfolio, a website for your business, or something completely unexpected, you’ll have the opportunity to bring your own idea to life.
What You’ll Learn
How to use AI tools to build websites using everyday language
How to turn an idea into a functional website
How to customize layouts, colors, and interactive features
How to troubleshoot problems and refine your project
How to publish your website and share it with others
Workshop Details
Saturday, November 14 | 1–4 PM
Location: Desk Job Design Lab, Industry City, Brooklyn
Price: $150
Experience: No coding experience required!
What to bring: A laptop and an idea. No previous programming knowledge necessary.
This workshop is beginner-friendly, with plenty of opportunities for individual guidance and experimentation. You’ll leave with a working website and the skills to keep building on your own.
About Your Instructor
Ari Zade is a software engineer, creative technologist, and founder of Desk Job Design Lab, a hands-on creative studio in Brooklyn’s Industry City.
With over a decade of experience building software, Ari has worked as a senior software engineer and technical lead, developing mobile applications and digital products.
At Desk Job, Ari brings together software engineering, electronics, digital fabrication, and design to help people turn their ideas into working projects. His workshops focus on making technology approachable, creative, and hands-on.