You are in good hands
It would be a bit odd to run a web studio in 2026 and pretend the last few years did not happen. So here is the honest position, with neither the breathless hype nor the wringing of hands.
We will say it plainly: we are excited by it. Not in the salesman sense, but as someone who likes the craft and has been handed a genuinely interesting new tool. It is very good at the dull middle of the work: the repetitive code, the first rough draft, the checking of a hundred small things no human enjoys checking. And more than once it has helped us see a problem from a different angle, suggesting an approach we would not have reached on our own. Handing the dull parts over means more of the day goes to the parts that actually need a person, which is most of the parts that matter. That is a fair trade and we are happy to make it.
What it cannot do is have taste. It does not know that your work has a particular quietness to it, or that the spacing on a page is wrong by a hair, or that a sentence is technically fine but secretly a bit smug. It will confidently give you the average of everything it has ever seen and the average is exactly what we are trying to avoid. Average is the templated web. We are in the other business.
So the way we work has not really changed in spirit, only in speed. A person still decides what the site is for, how it should feel and which of the robot's many suggestions to quietly bin. The machine is a very fast, very tireless apprentice with no judgement and no shame. Useful, occasionally brilliant, never in charge.
If anything, the more of this there is about, the more the human bits are worth. Anyone can now generate a perfectly competent, perfectly forgettable website in an afternoon. Standing out is no longer about having a website at all. It is about care and care is still stubbornly, reassuringly human. So yes, we use the clever new tools, gladly. But the taste, the judgement and the person sweating the details are still ours. Which is a long way of saying your site is in good hands.