// The Purpose
This site is a living demo of what AI can do today.
Every single day, this website is regenerated from scratch by an artificial intelligence model. No templates. No cached designs. Whatever you're seeing right now was created in this moment — and tomorrow it will look completely different.
This is not a gimmick. It's a proof point. Ten years ago, asking a computer to design and write a functional website would have produced something barely usable. Today, it produces something you can actually visit, read, and navigate. The gap between "impossible" and "mundane" has collapsed faster than most people realize.
Mark Parsons is a real person. He lives in Brantford, Ontario. He fixes computers for a living. He's not a character, not a persona, and not something made up by the AI. He asked for this experiment, and he's happy to be the face of it.
Mark is a computer geek through and through. He loves taking things apart and putting them back together. He loves the moment when a broken machine starts working again. But more than that, he loves helping people — the person who's scared of their own computer, the small business owner who just needs their network to work, the student whose laptop won't boot before a deadline. That's the real job. The rest is just wiring and screws.
How It Works
Step 1 — The Prompt
An AI model receives instructions about Mark's business, his personality, and the core requirements for the site.
Step 2 — The Generation
The model writes every line of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript from scratch. The design, colors, typography, layout — all of it is freshly created.
Step 3 — You're Looking at It
This page is deployed. Tomorrow, a new version replaces it. Every day brings a different visual identity, but the same core information stays intact.
The point isn't that AI can replace web designers. The point is that the technology has reached a threshold where it can produce something genuinely functional and visually coherent — and that threshold arrived much sooner than most people predicted.
See the History
Every daily version of this site is archived. You can browse the complete history of how it has evolved — day by day, design by design — at markparsons.com/history.