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6 step workflow

Build a small website from scratch

Plan requirements, generate code, test, and publish carefully.

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Step 1

ChatGPT

Write a feature brief

Why use it

AI can turn a vague idea into scoped requirements.

Prompt

Turn this website idea into a one-page brief with pages, data, SEO, and privacy needs.

Input example

A landing page for a local service

Output example

Implementation brief

What to watch

Keep the first release small and separate required features from later ideas.

Step 2

ChatGPTCanva AI

Design the pages and content structure

Why use it

A clear information hierarchy reduces rework before coding begins.

Prompt

Create a mobile-first page outline for this brief with headings, calls to action, trust content, navigation, and empty or error states.

Input example

Approved implementation brief

Output example

A page-by-page content and component outline.

What to watch

Do not use fake testimonials, counters, logos, or urgency messages in the design.

Step 3

CursorChatGPT

Build the accessible frontend

Why use it

Repository-aware coding tools help implement small, reviewable changes in context.

Prompt

Implement this page outline using the existing stack and design tokens. Preserve semantic HTML, keyboard access, responsive layout, and reduced motion.

Input example

Repository, component outline, and acceptance criteria

Output example

Reviewable components and pages that run locally.

What to watch

Review generated code and never place secrets in browser bundles.

Step 4

CursorChatGPT

Add metadata, privacy, and error states

Why use it

Production readiness requires more than the happy-path page.

Prompt

Audit the site for title, description, canonical, social metadata, robots, sitemap, privacy disclosure, form errors, empty states, and 404 behavior.

Input example

Working local site

Output example

A completed production-readiness checklist and fixes.

What to watch

Only claim privacy or security properties that the implementation actually provides.

Step 5

Cursor

Test core flows

Why use it

Automated and manual checks catch regressions across browsers and screen sizes.

Prompt

Create focused tests for navigation, forms, keyboard use, mobile layout, metadata, and the main conversion path. Fix failures before deployment.

Input example

Acceptance criteria and working site

Output example

Passing checks plus a short manual QA record.

What to watch

Do not treat a successful build as proof that user flows work.

Step 6

Cursor

Deploy and verify production

Why use it

Production URLs, redirects, environment variables, and caching can differ from local behavior.

Prompt

Prepare a deployment checklist covering environment variables, custom domain, HTTPS, redirects, robots, sitemap, analytics privacy, rollback, and post-deploy smoke tests.

Input example

Passing build and hosting configuration

Output example

Verified production deployment with rollback notes.

What to watch

Verify the live domain after deployment and keep a known-good rollback artifact.

Goal

Create a small working website with basic SEO and privacy pages.

Free plan

Use ChatGPT for planning and Cursor for code edits if available.

Privacy

Never paste API keys into public frontend code.

Common mistakes

  • • Deploying before checking mobile layout and metadata.
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