What you are doing

Start a new site

Describe a whole site from nothing.

• Build a usable first version people can try

  Fills the deliverable part

  Deliver a responsive site with working navigation, the primary action, and every stated interaction usable on desktop and phone. Use realistic draft copy where facts are missing and mark any claim that still needs confirmation. Do not leave broken links, dead buttons, or placeholder behaviour that looks finished.

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• Complete website build

  A comprehensive build brief covering scope, content, design, behavior, and constraints.

  Prompt

• How to describe a homepage

  Difficulty: beginner

  Work top to bottom and name each section, its job, and its content.

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• Landing page

  A single page with one goal and one action.

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• Local bakery website

  A complete one-page bakery brief focused on products, pickup orders, and nearby customers.

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• Map the page before adding the visual style

  Fills the deliverable part

  Lay out the page in simple blocks for the header, opening message, proof, main content, and final action, naming what goes in each area. Use grey-scale boxes and short labels rather than finished imagery or decorative type. Include desktop and phone arrangements, and do not treat the outline as approval of the final visual style.

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• Map the work before making the site

  Fills the deliverable part

  Return a numbered plan with 4 to 8 steps covering page structure, needed content, key interactions, and the order to build them. Call out assumptions, missing information, and the one or two decisions the visitor needs to make before work starts. Do not fill the plan with generic advice or start writing the finished page before the plan is agreed.

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• One page restaurant site

  A complete prompt for a single page restaurant site with bookings.

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• Placeholder

  Temporary words or images used while the real content is being prepared.

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• Provide customer support

  Fills the goal part

  Make this the main visitor outcome: provide customer support.

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• Publish content

  Fills the goal part

  Make this the main visitor outcome: publish content.

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• Quick website request

  A short starting prompt covering the audience, goal, essentials, and visual direction.

  Prompt

• Request a concept before code

  Asks for a concise design concept, structure, direction, interaction, and risks before implementation.

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• Show the visual direction before building

  Fills the deliverable part

  Provide one complete visual direction for the main page, including the colour palette, type scale, image treatment, and key components. Show the opening section, one content section, and the final action so the system can be judged as a whole. Label any invented logo, image, or claim as a placeholder, and do not return code as the main output.

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• Showcase work

  Fills the goal part

  Make this the main visitor outcome: showcase work.

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• Software landing page

  A focused SaaS landing-page brief for explaining a product and starting free trials.

  Prompt

• Start a website from nothing

  Difficulty: beginner

  What to do when you have an idea and a blank page.

  Guide

• Use placeholder content only where information is missing

  Fills the constraint part

  Treat this as a firm implementation constraint: use placeholder content only where information is missing.

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• What every good prompt includes

  Difficulty: beginner

  The ten things to say, in the order that stops an agent guessing.

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