Website path Prompting

Say what you mean

A page that fits a stated audience and tone.

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Example brief

A tutoring service for teenagers needs a friendly page that also reassures parents.

An example. Use your own idea next.

Steps

Decide who reads the page (teenagers and parents) and the tone each needs.
Add the audience, the tone and two , such as 'short sentences' or 'no jargon'.
Compare the result with your first version and note what the extra detail changed.

What you will learn

Constraints: Hard limits (word count, number of sections, two colors) make versions comparable, so you can see what a change did.
Tone control: Describe tone with two or three adjectives plus one example sentence. Adjectives alone are interpreted loosely.
Audience framing: State who reads the page and what they want to do. The model picks vocabulary and emphasis from that.

A sample prompt

Build a one-page site for Bright Path Tutoring, which helps teenagers with maths and science. Write for two audiences: teenagers (friendly, encouraging) and parents (calm, reassuring). Use short sentences and no jargon. Include sections for students, for parents and how sessions work, and a button that says 'Book a free first session'.

Write yours first, then compare.

To complete it

Pass all 7 checks on one version, then accept.