1
Start from the goal
Say who it is for and what visitors should do. The agent makes better choices when it knows the purpose.
Instead of
A website for a gym
Try
A website for a small neighborhood gym that invites people to come in for a free trial class
2
List the sections
Name the pages or blocks you want, in order. It is the quickest way to get the structure right the first time.
Instead of
A landing page
Try
A landing page with a headline, three benefits, prices, customer reviews and a final call to action
3
Describe the style
Colors, mood, fonts: a few words are enough to avoid a generic look.
Instead of
Make it look nice
Try
Minimal style, lots of white space, dark green and beige, elegant serif headings
4
Give real content
Names, prices, opening hours, texts: real content gives a far more realistic result than placeholders.
Instead of
Add some products
Try
Products: Margherita €7, Diavola €9, Capricciosa €10; open every evening from 7 pm
5
One change at a time
After the first version, ask for one change per message: it is easier to check and easier to undo if you change your mind.
Instead of
Change the colors, add a page, rewrite the texts and fix the menu
Try
Keep the menu fixed at the top while scrolling
6
Plan big projects first
For an app with several screens, start in Plan mode: agree on the structure with the agent, then switch to Build.
Instead of
Build me a complete app for my book club
Try
Plan: an app for my book club with the list of books, the reading calendar and notes for each meeting
Keep in mind: projects run in the browser, so for now they cannot include a server database, user login or online payments.