I built a modern plumber business website using an AI agent workflow (Google Antigravity) looking for feedback
Hi everyone,

I’ve been learning full-stack development and recently built a complete practice project: a modern plumbing business website using an AI agent workflow (Google Antigravity).

Repo Link: https://github.com/mustafaayoob/flowright-plumbing

This wasn’t just a “generate a website” experiment I followed a structured, enterprise-style process:

What I focused on

• Clean architecture (separated components, data, layout)

• Reusable UI sections (Hero, Services, Testimonials, FAQ, Contact)

• Accessibility basics (labels, contrast, keyboard nav)

• Responsive design (mobile-first)

• Subtle 3D motion (hover tilt, soft animations — nothing heavy)

• Fake business data only (no real company info)

Tech approach

• Component-based structure (similar to Next.js app router)

• Sections built as reusable components

• Content moved into structured data files

• Basic testing added for UI and interactions

What I learned

• Planning before coding makes a huge difference

• AI works much better when you define roles, rules, and workflows

• Small, review-based iterations generating everything at once

• Subtle motion improves UX when done carefully

What I’d love feedback on

• Does the architecture approach make sense for scaling?

• Am I over-engineering for a small business site?

• Any improvements for performance or accessibility?

• Better ways to structure components/data?

Happy to share code or screenshots if helpful.

Thanks!