How these pages were made

Written by the presenter

Every page in the menu of this website was built by Dynamo, the AI assistant inside the DynamicWeb admin, from a short written brief. Nobody edited these pages by hand.

What they really are

• Ordinary Swift 2 pages: rows of standard Swift components (poster, text, product grid, accordion, form). No custom templates, code or CSS.
• Editors can open and change every page in the Visual Editor like any other page.
• Product grids are live: names, prices, images and stock come from PIM, and add to cart works.
• The header, footer and shop pages of this website were set up with a scaffolding tool before Dynamo started; Dynamo built the campaign pages.

How they were made

1. A one-paragraph brief was typed into Dynamo.
2. Dynamo planned the page and built it through the DynamicWeb MCP tools, creating rows and components and choosing products and images from the catalogue.
3. Deleting content needs an approval card; those were accepted.
4. Every page was then checked on the live website. Where it was wrong, the problem was described to Dynamo in plain words and Dynamo fixed it.

The pages

• Home: no corrections
• E-bike spring: 3 corrections
• Ride to work: no corrections
• Summer kit: 1 correction

What went wrong along the way

• Dynamo's own check reported success while some product grids were empty on the live page, because it pointed them at the wrong product-card page or used the wrong component.
• Once it said a product section was in a "corrupted state" instead of fixing it; an explicit instruction worked.
• It ran out of tool calls once and said honestly what was still missing.