Why does this
site exist?
Short answer: this is a little demonstration of how far AI has come. Longer answer: keep reading.
Regenerated every day
Every 24 hours, an AI model rebuilds this website from scratch. New layout, new colors, new copy, new mood. Yesterday it might have been minimalist and elegant. Today it's dressed up like a 1985 home computer having a fight with an arcade cabinet. Tomorrow, who knows.
The point is to show what modern language models can produce when handed a brief and a bit of creative rope — not just working code, but actual visual identity, tone, and structure that changes on a whim and still (usually) makes sense.
Want to see what it looked like before?
Every previous version of this site is archived. Browse the full history here:
About Mark (the human)
Mark Parsons is a real person. He's not a stock photo, not a persona, not a marketing invention. He lives and works in Brantford, Ontario, and his email really does go to a real inbox.
Mark is a computer geek who genuinely loves to help people. That part isn't a joke or a bit — he's the friend everyone calls when their laptop starts making the fan noise. This site is just a fun way to point people toward him while also playing with what AI can do.
So what's the deal?
The site is real. The tech help is real. The visual chaos is the interesting part. If you found something charming, weird, or ugly today — come back tomorrow. It'll be different.