Almost any AI tool you find can handle HTML without issue. The issue will arise with what you actually want, how much of it is just HTML, and how complex of a project you are getting into. You'll likely end up with HTML, CSS, and JS in your code. You'll want to look into those and make sure you have an understanding of them or that you have ChatGPT explain them and what the code it gives you is doing with them. I have whole websites made from mainly using ChatGPT and Cusror and I can say that as long as you know what you want clearly in your mind, you can get there with some skilled back and forth with the LLM. More on reddit.com

This looks really, seriously interesting. I'm all about anything that can save time and abstract away tedious boilerplate. Thanks! More on reddit.com

Stop. Our jobs. :( (very cool) More on reddit.com

The problem with design tools that generate HTML is that the code they typically output is pretty messy, as well as rarely efficient. There is also not going to be responsive styling etc included in that which means a dev is still going to have to write code to fix what has been output. Dreamweaver is the only major IDE that I know of that has ever generated code for the user based on the design viewer, and it is considered a pretty dead product these days. Programs like Sketch do offer SOME code exporting but this is generally minor styles for things like shadows, gradients etc, more like snippets for certain elements rather than the whole element itself. More on reddit.com