What you do, what you offer, and a phone number people can tap.
About an hour. Most of it is deciding what to say.
Website builders charge from about $16 a month for this.
The prompt
Open a builder, paste this in, and fill in the bits in brackets with your own words.
Build me a one page website for my business.
- I am a [what you do] in [your town]. The business is called
[name].
- Sections in this order: a headline saying what I do and who it is for, three
things I offer with one line each, a short bit about me, three empty quote
slots I can fill in later with what customers said, and how to contact me.
- The three things I offer are [one], [two] and [three].
- Contact details as plain text: [phone] and [email]. Put a big
tappable phone button at the top and again at the bottom.
- Warm and simple, big readable text, and it has to look right on a phone
first because that is where nearly everyone will open it.
- No login, no database, no booking system yet.
- At the very bottom, in small grey text: "Made in an evening with AI by
someone who does not write code." Delete that line if you would rather not
have it.
Show me a first version, then I will tell you what to change.