One website address is the whole brief. Pixis reads your live site — its pages, services, photos, reviews and the design itself — then either rebuilds the lot, or writes the pages you are missing in the look you already own. Nothing goes live until you publish it.
This project
Pages
Inside your design
Header & footer carried across
01
Learn
02
Build
03
Publish
Measured, not guessed
Links carried across
Untouched until publish
ways in — rebuild the whole site, or add pages to it
stages you approve before a single page is built
real design directions to choose between
Two paths
Both begin by pasting the website you already have. What happens next depends on whether the site needs replacing — or just needs more of it.
Your site says the right things, it just looks its age. Pixis studies what you have — pages, services, photos, reviews — then rebuilds it with a new design and new copy.
Choose this when the whole thing needs to change.
Five stages. You confirm what it learned, pick the look, approve the blueprint — only then does it build.
Your site is fine — it is just missing pages. Pixis learns the design you already have, rebuilds your header and footer link for link, then writes the pages you ask for in your own look.
Choose this when the site stays and the gap is pages.
Three stages. It measures your real site first, so a new page never looks bolted on.
You pick the path on the first screen after pasting your address — the two sit side by side as tabs, and you can start a second project on the other path any time.
Path one · Redesign
Pixis does not invent a business for you. It reads the one you already run off your own site, shows you what it understood, and waits for your correction before it designs anything.
Five stages, always visible across the top of the app. Greyed out means not reached yet; you can go back to a finished one at any time, and going back changes nothing on its own.
Details
Overview, brand, locations, areas served, services, reviews. Read it and fix anything wrong — everything after is built on it. Your logo and your own font files go here too.
Business facts · Logo & fonts
Direction
Not mood boards — three built directions. Choose one, tweak one, or ask for three new ones. Once you pick, the plan starts building from your choice.
Three directions · Your pick
Plan
Remove pages you do not want, turn the blog on or off, or ask for changes in your own words. Nothing gets made until you press approve.
Page map · Blog on or off
Build
It keeps running if you close the tab. If a stage fails, Resume the build carries on from where it stopped instead of starting the whole thing again.
Runs in the background · Resumable
Site
Almost all your time will be here. Ask for changes in plain words, review what changed, and publish when you are ready.
Edit by asking · Publish when ready
Learn, then generate
Capture
measuredLoads your site in a real browser and measures it — computed styles for every heading level, colour and font histograms, container widths, the stylesheets it actually loaded.
Design profile
measuredWrites down the type scale, colour roles, spacing rhythm and component shapes it measured. A value it did not measure is a value it made up.
Chrome
measuredRebuilds your header and footer as our own markup, carrying every one of your links across exactly.
Author
measuredWrites each page you asked for inside that learned design, checks it at five widths, and saves it as a version you can look at.
Learning happens once per site and is reused. Every costly stage is checkpointed, so a second run replays finished work for free and only what actually changed is redone.
Path two · Create pages
A new page fails when it looks like a new page. So Pixis does not guess your design — it loads your site in a real browser and measures it, then writes inside what it found.
Your type scale, colour roles and spacing rhythm, read off the real thing
Your header and footer rebuilt, carrying every link across exactly
Checked at five widths, saved as a version, live site untouched
In the Studio
Your site is built out of named text roles and named moves, so you can ask for them by name instead of describing a feeling. Most people ask for far less than it can do.
“Make the hero headline a display role.”
“Add an eyebrow above this heading saying Since 1998.”
“Drop the body text down a size on mobile.”
“Give the logo strip a marquee.”
“Count the stats up when they come into view.”
“Add an ambient float to the hero image — subtle.”
“Let the background drift slower than the page.”
“Wipe the headline into view.”
“Set this section’s beat to signature.”
Every example lives in the Guide beside the message box, with a Try it button that drops the prompt in for you to edit.
Named moves
These ship with the builder rather than being hand-rolled per site. Ask for one by name and it lands with the timing already right — and it respects a visitor’s reduced-motion setting without you having to think about it.
A scrolling band of logos or words
Background drifting slower than the page
Numbers that roll up as you reach them
A line that draws itself in
Text wiping into view
Gentle float, drift, pulse, sway or shimmer
The surfaces
Redesign and Create Pages are different pipelines, but they share the viewer, the editing engine and the publish step — so the place you end up is the same either way.
Redesign
Measured from your site
Container
1200px · 24px gutter
Create pages
Give the logo strip a marquee, and count the stats up when they come into view.
Done — two sections changed.
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rating
43
reviews
24/7
callout
The Studio
Where you end up
Editing, reviewing and publishing work the same whether the site was rebuilt from scratch or grew by three pages. Almost all your time is spent here.
How it stays yours
A website rebuild is not a thing you hand over blind. Every stage produces something you can read, correct or reject before it counts.
Every stage is a draft you can open and read. Your live site stays exactly as it is until you press publish.
Builds run server-side. If a stage fails, Resume the build continues from where it stopped rather than paying for the whole run again.
Remove pages, turn the blog off, or ask for changes in your own words — before a single page is built.
For new pages Pixis reads your real stylesheets and computed styles. A value it did not measure is a value it made up.
One address is the whole brief
It reads the site, shows you what it understood, and waits. Rebuild the whole thing, or just add the pages you are missing — either way your live site stays exactly as it is until you publish.