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Write an effective prompt
The quality of your first generation depends on the quality of your description. Here's how to write one that gets results.
Your description gives Adaptar its starting direction. Describe the outcome you want, not just the category, and review the generated result before publishing. A prompt like “make me a website” leaves every decision to chance. A prompt that names the business, audience, sections, and mood gives Adaptar everything it needs.
What to include
| Ingredient | Example |
|---|---|
| Business and offer | A bakery in Accra specializing in custom celebration cakes |
| Audience | Customers planning weddings and birthdays |
| Pages and sections | Hero, menu, gallery, testimonials, contact |
| Calls to action | Order on WhatsApp, book a tasting |
| Visual direction | Warm pastel palette, soft rounded shapes, playful photography |
| Content you have | Real business name, tagline, contact details, social links |
Tips that make a difference
- Name the sections you want in order: Adaptar follows the structure you give it.
- Describe the feeling with concrete words: “calm and premium”, “bold and energetic”, “clean and corporate”.
- Mention colors if you have brand colors; otherwise describe a mood and let Adaptar choose.
- Say what visitors should do: call, book, buy, subscribe, visit. Make the main action easy for visitors to find.
- Keep follow-up changes focused: one or two related changes per message are easier to review and correct.
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