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Small Business Websitesby Elaine Roselle
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Website generator

Tell me about your business.

Answer a few questions and get one prompt to paste into a coding agent such as Claude Code or Antigravity. It writes the first version of your website in one go, with as many pages as the package you pick includes. You can put it online yourself, for free. Rough notes are fine, and anything you leave blank is marked for you to fill in later.

Your answers never leave this page. The prompt is put together right here in your browser; the only thing you can choose to send is your email, in the optional sign-up at the end.

Nothing is sent. If you'd like tips afterwards, it fills in the sign-up for you.

Does the business already have a website?
Why do customers pick you?

Tick what applies, or tell me in your own words. This is what makes the copy sound like you and not like everyone else.

Services and prices

One row each. Prices and payment links are optional; a Stripe payment link gets its own buy button.

What do you most want the site to do?

Pick the one thing that matters most.

What should the main button do?

It sits at the top of the home page and again on the contact page.

Which package are you looking at?

It sets how many pages your first version gets.

Pages

Home and Contact are always included, and count towards the total. Tick what else you want.

Contact and links

Only fill in what you're happy to show publicly. Anything blank is left off the site.

Becomes an "Email us" link.

Becomes a tap-to-call link on phones.

Include the country code, like +44, so the button works.

Your TidyCal, Calendly or similar booking page.

A free form service gives you this. Without one, people contact you by the links above.

If you give an address, the page gets a map.

Areas you serve

Useful even without a shopfront: it's how you get found locally.

Opening hours
Social profiles

Username only, no full URLs. These become the social links on your site.

Brand

Brand colours

Skip this if you don't have any yet; the AI will choose colours that suit the business.

Fonts

Pick a pairing, or name your own. Leave on system fonts if you're not sure.

Logo

Tone of voice

How the site should sound when talking to visitors.

The page gets marked spaces for photos; you drop the files in next to it.

Anything to avoid

Colours you dislike, a competitor who gets it wrong, or things that are off-limits.

Rather talk it through? Email me and we'll find 20 minutes.