AI isn’t just a neat extra anymore—it’s at the core of how websites are imagined, built, tested, and maintained. It’s replacing tedious steps, automating design iterations, generating entire codebases, and even sparking creative directions we wouldn’t have dreamed of a few years back. For designers, AI now sits in the same category as Figma or Photoshop: a must-have, not a maybe. For developers, it’s quickly becoming a second set of hands on the keyboard—one that can write code, suggest optimizations, find bugs, and even review itself. And the numbers? They tell a story of almost universal adoption, fast-changing workflows, and a culture that’s shifting faster than the industry’s hiring practices can keep up with. Here’s what 2025 looks like for AI in the world of web design and development. AI in Web Design: Tools and Adoption Nearly  93% of web designers  report using AI tools in their work—an increase that seemed impossible just a few years ago.…