Gemini
Integrating Gemini into Website Projects
Gemini earns a place when the job is long context or mixed media, not because a trend deck said to add another model.
Long documents and mixed inputs
Redesigns start with inventories: old URLs, PDFs, menus, photo sets, and brand notes. Gemini is often the practical model when that pile is large and mixed.
We use it to propose groupings and flag gaps. We do not let it invent services the business does not offer.
Review, not decoration
A screenshot and a prompt can catch obvious hierarchy problems before a design review. That is a workflow win. It is not a substitute for accessibility testing or a real device.
Public pages still ship as designed HTML and CSS. A multimodal model does not become the design system.
Do not assume the Google stack
Using Gemini does not require moving the website onto a particular host or ad platform. The site can stay on Cloudflare and Git while a worker calls Gemini for one job.
If the client already lives in Google tools, that context can inform the choice. It should not force the architecture.
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