Client projectFull StackLive
Brandry
Describe your business in one sentence and Brandry builds a real, mobile-ready website. No code, no designers, no jargon.
Result
One prompt to a live site
The problem
Salons, restaurants, and small retailers cannot afford a designer, and general-purpose site builders ask them to make decisions they have no reason to know how to make.
What I built
Turned a one-sentence business description into a full site: page structure, copy, and layout generated together so the result is coherent rather than a filled-in template.
The outcome
A working, mobile-ready site in minutes, with one-click export and hosting.
How it works
- 01
One sentence about the business goes in: what it is, who it serves, where it is.
- 02
Structure is decided first, before any copy exists: which pages this kind of business needs, in what order.
- 03
Copy and layout are generated against that structure, so the sections agree with each other instead of reading as separate prompts.
- 04
The result is editable, exportable, and hostable, so the owner is not locked into a builder they cannot leave.
The AI layer
Generation is staged rather than single-shot: structure, then section copy against that structure, then layout selection. One prompt asked to produce an entire site at once produces a site whose pages do not know about each other.
The engineering layer
A component library the generator can only compose in valid ways, which is what stops output drifting into broken layouts, plus export and hosting so the site is a real artefact rather than a preview.
Key technical decisions
Constrain the generator to a design system.
Letting a model emit arbitrary markup produces sites that look generated. Composing a fixed set of well-built sections means the worst output is still a decent site.
Ask for one sentence, not a form.
The audience is a salon owner, not a marketer. Every extra field is a decision they have no reason to know how to make, and a reason to abandon.