You provide
Your offer, audience, and goal
You receive
A structured website brief and page plan
A practical way to begin
- Describe your audience, core offer, and the single action you want a visitor to take.
- Ask for a page-by-page structure with the purpose, main message, proof, and CTA for each page.
- Review the brief against your real services. Identify the images, copy, forms, and integrations your builder will need.
Your starting brief
Create a website brief for [business]. Our audience is [audience], our offer is [offer], and our primary conversion is [action]. Propose a five-page structure. For each page, include its purpose, headline direction, key content, proof needed, and CTA. List required assets and integrations separately. Do not invent testimonials, credentials, prices, or functionality.
What the structure can look like
This is an illustrative example to show the shape of the work, not a customer result or a live generated output.
Project
Acme Design Co. · five-page service website
Goal
Help small-business owners understand the design offer and request a discovery call.
Page plan
Home · Services · Selected work · About · Contact
Homepage flow
Clear offer, service overview, approved work samples, process, FAQs, discovery-call CTA.
Inputs still needed
Approved portfolio images, service scope, contact destination, and privacy policy.
Before you use the result
Check the content against your source material. Confirm facts, permissions, calculations, and links. Available generation tools and export formats depend on your account and the selected workflow.