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Writing a good description

The assistant classifies a description as a build when it is clear you have no site and want one created. A detailed description skips the follow-up question entirely.

Include​

  • What the business is. A family-run bakery.
  • What it offers. Custom cakes, weekday pastries, wholesale for cafés.
  • Who it serves and where. Families and local cafés in Leeds.
  • The pages or features you need. A menu page, an order enquiry form, a gallery, opening hours.
  • The tone or style. Warm, handwritten feel, cream and terracotta colours.

A good example​

Create a website for Marlow & Co, a boutique accounting firm in Bristol serving freelancers and small agencies. Pages: services (bookkeeping, tax returns, payroll), about the two partners, pricing with three packages, a contact form and a blog. Tone: calm, precise, modern; navy and off-white.

A short prompt still works​

If you type only car website or bakery, the assistant asks two things: whether you have an existing site, then one question about your business (services, audience or key features). Its answer is combined into the description.

Limits​

  • Up to 2,000 characters when the prompt comes from wigoh.ai. The app's own box has no hard limit, but a paragraph is plenty.
  • One site per prompt.