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Prompting that works

Write prompts that Agent can actually build: concrete outcomes, real content, and small loops.

Last updated September 21, 2026

Be specific about the product

Include the audience, the job to be done, the pages you need, and any brand constraints (colors, tone, must-have sections). If you have real copy, paste it. Placeholder Latin and “lorem” waste a turn.

Agent reads what you meant first. You do not need our product nouns — “shop,” “marketplace,” or “booking” — if the sentence already names the job.

How the look is decided

Each site gets its own look from your brief: mood, type, color, and layout invented for this product. There is no catalog of themes to pick. If you want a specific look, say so — your words win. You can restyle later in the same chat.

Build in loops

Get a solid first version, then change one area at a time: navigation, then the hero, then the dashboard table. Huge all-at-once rewrites are harder to verify and easier to regress.

Show, don’t only tell

Attach a screenshot of a site you like, a logo, or a photo of the space. Visual references beat a paragraph of adjectives.

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