Website path Prompting Free module

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A one-page site for a small business, written from a single clear prompt.

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Example brief

A neighborhood bakery wants a one-page site. It sells bread, pastries and custom cakes, and takes orders by email.

An example. Use your own idea next.

Steps

Read the example brief and note three things the page must say.
Write one prompt that names the business, who visits, and the sections you want.
Generate, then read the preview as a customer would: is it clear what to do next?

What you will learn

Semantic HTML: Tags such as header, section and h1 describe meaning, not just looks. Search engines and screen readers depend on them.
Prompt specificity: A prompt that names the audience, content and constraints leaves the model fewer ways to guess wrong.
Viewport meta: One meta tag tells phones to use the real screen width. Without it, pages render tiny and zoomed out.

A sample prompt

Build a one-page site for Green Street Bakery, a neighborhood bakery that sells bread, pastries and custom cakes. Visitors are local families. Include a headline, sections for bread, cakes and how to order, and a button that says 'Order a cake by email'. Warm, friendly tone and plain words.

Write yours first, then compare.

To complete it

Pass all 7 checks on one version, then accept.