Prompt for a multi-page local-business site

Version 1.0.0 · complete-websites

Variables

[BUSINESS_NAME] · Business name

The verified trading name. Required.

[SERVICE] · Primary service

The real service people seek. Required.

[LOCATION] · Location

A real served area that can appear visibly. Required.

Expected output

• Sitemap
• Content Gaps
• File Tree
• Page Files
• Shared Css
• Audit

Common failures

• Doorway pages
• Invented local facts
• Duplicate page copy

Compatible modes: Chat, Agent, Ide Assistant

What it builds

Home, services, about, projects, and contact pages for one real business—not a city-by-service page matrix.

Complete prompt

Plan an original static website for [BUSINESS_NAME], which provides [SERVICE]
in [LOCATION]. Do not write code until you return a sitemap, page-by-page user
intent, missing-fact list, internal-link plan, and file tree.

Create five distinct pages: home, services, about, projects, and contact. Use
only facts I provide. Mark missing licenses, addresses, prices, project counts,
testimonials, and service claims as explicit placeholders.

Use semantic HTML, shared mobile-first CSS, and minimal progressive JavaScript.
Every page needs a unique truthful title, description, H1, and useful main
content. Use ordinary links. Do not create location variants, doorway pages,
fake reviews, or structured data that does not match visible facts.

Include keyboard, 320px reflow, reduced-motion, performance, link, status-code,
and deployment checks. Return complete files and identify every assumption.

Common AI mistakes

Reject duplicated paragraphs with swapped place names, unverified “best” claims, hidden service areas, and a contact form with no real delivery path.

Verification checklist

Open every page directly, compare titles and headings, verify all business facts, crawl internal links, and confirm one canonical URL per resource.

Follow-up prompts

Request a fact audit that lists every sentence requiring owner confirmation.