Show HN: Lessons learned from my AI-assisted side projects (blockblastgame.net)

I work as a technical support specialist with no prior development experience. However, with the rapid advancement of AI in recent years, even someone with limited coding skills like me can now build websites with AI assistance. Due to economic pressures, I've been exploring opportunities to generate income through international markets, which led me to website development. After reviewing my experience with several previous sites, I've identified these main pitfalls:

Rushing to develop main features before achieving good search rankings Successfully achieving rankings, but targeting low-frequency, non-essential scenarios that resulted in poor conversion rates

My latest project is a gaming website (blockblastgame.net). I chose this direction because:

Low development costs Simple implementation (using iframes to embed HTML games)（ https://blockblastgame.net ） Minimal overhead (primarily just domain costs)

I'm sharing this experience to get feedback from the HN community on this approach and hear from others who might have gone through similar journeys.