You don't need to know HTML to make a web page. You don't even need to open an editor. You just need to say what you want.
We tried it with LIMA Desktop, the AI assistant we build for blind and low-vision Windows users. The whole thing took two sentences, so here's the full conversation.
The Conversation
We asked:
"Make me a simple web page that says Welcome to LIMA in big white letters on a dark blue background, and save it as welcome.html in a folder called LIMA Booth on my C drive."
LIMA wrote the page, asked before saving it, and told us:
Done. I've saved the page as welcome.html in C:\LIMA Booth. It displays "Welcome to LIMA" in large white text centred on a dark blue background. Would you like me to open it in your browser so you can take a look?
Then we changed our minds about the colour:
"Change the background of welcome.html in the LIMA Booth folder on my C drive to dark green."
Done. The background in welcome.html is now dark green, replacing the original dark blue.
One web page, one change of heart, and not a line of code from us.
Behind the Scenes
For the first request, LIMA wrote all the code itself: the HTML for the page, plus the styling that sets the colours, the big letters and the centred text.
For the second, it searched the folder for welcome.html, read it and changed only the background colour. The rest of the page stayed exactly as it was.
Both times, it asked before saving anything to the computer.
It Tells You What It Made
If you can't see the screen, checking what a page looks like usually means asking someone else. LIMA tells you in plain words what it put on the page, so you know what you've made without having to look.
What Would You Make?
A sign for an event, a simple page for your club, a page of notes for yourself. If you can describe it, you can ask LIMA for it.
We ran both requests five times on 11 November, and every time the page came out with the right words and colours, and the colour change worked.
LIMA Desktop has a free plan, so the only thing to decide is what to make first. Try LIMA Desktop for free.
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