Complete prompt
Local bakery website
A complete one-page bakery brief focused on products, pickup orders, and nearby customers.
Build a one-page website for Sunrise Bakery, a neighbourhood bakery known for sourdough bread and seasonal pastries. Goal - Help nearby residents see today's products and place a pickup order. - The main call to action is "Order for pickup." Audience - Local customers using their phones, often while commuting. Sections - A welcoming introduction with today's opening hours. - Today's featured bread and pastries with prices. - A short story about the bakery and its ingredients. - Customer reviews. - Location, opening hours, and directions. - A final order call to action. Design - Use a warm, hand-crafted style with generous spacing and restrained paper-like texture. - Use appetising product photography and an earthy colour palette. - Keep the tone friendly and concise rather than luxurious or corporate. Functionality - Add a simple pickup-order flow with product, quantity, pickup time, customer name, and phone number. - If no ordering service is available, build the interface with clearly labelled demo behaviour and explain what must be connected later. Quality and constraints - Prioritise small screens, readable text, clear prices, keyboard access, and visible focus states. - Avoid excessive animation and generic placeholder testimonials. - Do not add accounts, delivery, or online payment. Deliver a working implementation. State reasonable assumptions and proceed unless a missing detail would change the ordering flow.
Why it works
- Names a specific local audience and primary action.
- Connects the visual direction to the bakery brand.
- Explains what to do when a real ordering service is unavailable.
Adapt it
- Cafes
- Farm shops
- Local food pickup
This example balances a clear local-business goal with realistic ordering constraints. Adapt the product list, location, service model, and brand direction.