01 How it works

Three steps, and you can stop after any of them

Most of it is optional. The parts you skip are filled with something clearly marked as an example rather than an invented claim about your business.

Tell us about your business

Your business name, what you do, and the town you are in. Three fields. Everything after that is optional, and skipping it does not stop you.

Explore five design directions

Not five colour schemes. Five genuinely different websites — different headers, different structure, different typography, different density.

Choose and customise

Pick the one you like and change the colours, the headline, the typeface, which sections appear and what the main button does. Every change shows immediately.

02 Example designs

The same bakery, five different websites

These are not screenshots. Each one below is a real page, drawn in your browser right now by the same engine that will draw yours — which is why the five look like five different websites rather than one website in five colours.

Worked example for a fictional bakery in Coimbatore, used here to show the five directions. Your own details produce your own pages.

03 Being straight with you

What this is, and what it is not

What it is

  • A visual prototype of your business website, in five design directions
  • Fixed layouts with business copy from AI personalisation or fallback rules
  • Yours to change: colours, typeface, headline, sections, main action
  • A better starting point for a real project than a blank page

What it is not

  • Not a published website, and not ready to go live
  • Not verified business facts: review generated copy before publishing
  • Local drafts and images; business text can be processed by Google Gemini
  • Not a quote. What a real build costs depends on scope

On the placeholder content. Where you have not given us a fact, the preview will not invent one. You will not find a made-up number of happy customers, a fabricated review with somebody’s name on it, or a stock photograph presented as your shop. Anything generic is labelled as an example.

04 Before you start

Questions about the preview

Is this a real website I can publish?

No, and we will not pretend otherwise. It is a design preview: a way to see what your business could look like online before you commit to anything. Building the real thing is a project, with a written scope and a price.

Where does my information go?

Business details are sent to our preview endpoint and, when configured, Google Gemini for content personalisation. Contact fields and uploaded photos or logos are excluded from that request. Drafts and images are saved in your browser. Do not enter confidential information; see our privacy policy for details.

Is the content written by AI?

The tool can use Google Gemini to suggest copy and design preferences. The layouts are fixed templates rendered in your browser. If AI is unavailable, the tool uses fixed-rule content. Review all suggested copy before using it for your business.

Why does the preview show drawn placeholder pictures?

Because we do not have photographs of your business. Rather than dropping in a stock photo of somebody else’s shop and letting it look like yours, the preview draws its own placeholder panels. Add your own images and they replace the panels immediately.

What happens after I approve a concept?

Nothing automatic — the concept is saved in your browser, not sent to us. When you are ready, start a project and tell us which design you picked. We will use it as the starting point rather than beginning from a blank page.

The preview tool needs JavaScript

Everything above describes what it does, and it all still applies — but the designs are drawn in your browser, so the tool itself needs JavaScript switched on. If you would rather just talk to a person about what your website should look like, that works too.

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Next step

Seen something you like?

Tell us which of the five directions you picked and we will start there rather than from a blank page. You will get questions first, then a written scope and a price.