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One-page website for a local business
Build a one-page website for {{business_name}}, a {{business_type}} in {{city}}. The goal is more calls, bookings and visits.
Sections, in order: a hero with a clear headline and one call to action, services or menu, why people choose us, reviews, hours and location with a map, and a contact form.
Requirements:
- Mobile first, fast, and accessible to WCAG 2.2 AA: real headings, labeled fields, visible focus, text contrast of at least 4.5:1
- Brand colors: {{brand_colors}}, with plenty of white space and one accent color for buttons
- Real copy for every section in a friendly, local voice, never placeholder text
- A contact form with name, email and message, a hidden spam trap and a thank-you message
- A page title, meta description and LocalBusiness structured data for search
- Any keys or secrets stay on the server, never in the browser
When you're done, list everything you had to assume so I can correct it.
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One-page website for a local business
A fast, accessible one-page site with real copy, a contact form and local search basics.
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Build a one-page website for {{business_name}}, a {{business_type}} in {{city}}. The goal is more calls, bookings and visits.
Sections, in order: a hero with a clear headline and one call to action, services or menu, why people choose us, reviews, hours and location with a map, and a contact form.
Requirements:
- Mobile first, fast, and accessible to WCAG 2.2 AA: real headings, labeled fields, visible focus, text contrast of at least 4.5:1
- Brand colors: {{brand_colors}}, with plenty of white space and one accent color for buttons
- Real copy for every section in a friendly, local voice, never placeholder text
- A contact form with name, email and message, a hidden spam trap and a thank-you message
- A page title, meta description and LocalBusiness structured data for search
- Any keys or secrets stay on the server, never in the browser
When you're done, list everything you had to assume so I can correct it.