AI Agent Bites #7 – Building a Landing Page with Google Stitch and Cursor

The problem we solve

Creating quick prototypes or landing pages typically involves multiple steps—design, coding, and in some cases deployment—which can slow down idea validation and experimentation.

How it works

This week, we experimented with Google Stitch to generate a mock landing page from simple natural language prompts. We asked Stitch to create a landing page for a watch shop called WorldTime.net. Stitch responds with mockups and allowed us to refine the design interactively through chat.

The standout feature? Stitch provides copyable code after every response, enabling seamless handoff.

Processing and development

We copied Stitch’s generated code directly into Cursor, which created a Next.js project and implemented the design. After some tweaks and experimentation, we ended up with a fully animated, polished landing page.

Finally, the project was deployed effortlessly on Vercel, delivering a live site—all powered by natural language prompts.

Visit the landing page yourself here.

Output

• A fully coded, animated landing page for WorldTime.net
• Deployment to Vercel, ready for live testing and user interaction

Example walkthrough

Original mockup by Stitch

Code provided by Stitch

Final landing page via Cursor

Impact

This workflow drastically reduces time from concept to live product—letting teams prototype and deploy web pages faster than ever without manual coding.

Built with

• Google Stitch – AI-Powered website and app mockups
• Cursor – AI coding environment that automates project setup and implementation
• Vercel – Easy deployment platform for Next.js projects

Complexity

Low

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