Architectural Planning
Architectural Planning is a workflow process that transforms research outputs from NotebookLM’s Deep Research feature into structured website content without requiring coding knowledge. This approach bridges the gap between AI-generated research materials and professional web publication, enabling users to convert detailed research documents into functional websites through no-code tools and platforms.
The Workflow
The process begins with deep research outputs—comprehensive, AI-generated research documents complete with citations, analysis, and structured information. These materials are then organized and mapped onto website architecture using no-code platforms such as Webflow, Framer, or similar visual builders. Users define the site structure, organize content into pages and sections, and apply design templates that format the research materials for web presentation. This separation of research generation from presentation design allows specialists in different domains to contribute their expertise without needing to understand web development.
Key Components
The workflow relies on three primary elements: the source research material from AI systems, a no-code web platform for construction, and a clear content mapping strategy that determines how research sections translate into website pages. This structure makes the approach accessible to researchers, educators, and organizations that need to publish findings professionally but lack in-house web development resources.