Talk to AI Builder the way you would brief a designer: say what the site is for, who it is for and how it should feel. You do not need technical words, and any language works.
Start with the essentials #
A strong first message answers four questions:
- What is it? Your business or project, in a sentence.
- Who is it for? Your customers or readers.
- What should it include? The pages or sections you need.
- How should it look and feel? Colours, mood, or a website you like.
For example:
Building an app? Say who uses it and what each person can do:
Then refine, one change at a time #
Each message builds on what is already there, so you do not need to repeat yourself. Focused messages get better results than long lists:
Have several changes in mind? Send them one by one. Each request can only do so much, and large requests are more likely to be left half done.
Say what is wrong, not just that it is wrong #
| Instead of | Try |
|---|---|
| Try again | The heading font feels too formal. Use something friendlier. |
| It is broken | When I press Send on the contact form nothing happens. It should show a thank-you message. |
| Make it better | The home page feels empty. Add a section with three customer reviews under the photos. |
Specific feedback is fixed first time, which also saves credits.
Ask before you build #
Not sure if something is possible? Ask. The AI can explain the options before any work starts, and switching the mode selector to Plan makes it show you a plan to approve first.
Change small things yourself #
To fix a typo, swap a photo or change a heading, click it in the preview and edit it directly. These edits use no credits.
