Edit your AI-generated website.
Review the copy, refine the design, and test the result.
1. Start from the approved brief.
Open the website beside the brief. List the gaps in order of importance: the offer, missing content, visitor actions, then visual details. Record the version you're reviewing and let pending changes finish.
Keep approved text and assets in your project notes so each revision is easy to compare.
2. Make the message clear.
Read the headings in order. They should explain the offer and the next step. Use chat for focused content or structural changes, supplying the exact approved copy.
If the offer is still unclear, revisit the client brief before adjusting the styling.
3. Refine one detail at a time.
Use visual editing for supported element changes and chat for broader revisions. Review each result before requesting the next change.
- Keep type, spacing, and buttons consistent.
- Check real headlines and image crops on mobile.
- Use readable contrast and useful image descriptions.
- Check the keyboard focus and hover states.
Try: “Stack the mobile service cards in one column, align their buttons, and preserve the approved copy.”
4. Follow the visitor's journey.
Open the menu, find the offer, and complete the enquiry or booking. Test the actual destination, including on mobile.
- Navigation and contact links reach the right destination.
- A test form submission reaches the intended recipient.
- Required fields, errors, and confirmations are clear.
- Keyboard controls and reduced-motion preferences work.
Use the motion review guide for animated sections.
5. Approve a version for delivery.
Share the reviewed version with a short change list and remaining decisions. Record the client's approval of the content, design, and main visitor journey.
For source delivery, export the saved project and test it in the intended environment. Document required setup, external services, and who will maintain the website.
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