Getting started
Writing a good prompt
What to put in your first message so the first version is close to what you want.
Say these five things
- What the business is. "A physiotherapy clinic with four branches in Ghaziabad."
- Who visits the site. "Patients with back and knee pain, mostly over 40."
- What they should do. "Book an appointment by phone or WhatsApp."
- What must be on it. Pages, services, prices, opening hours, address, contact details.
- How it should feel. "Calm, clean and trustworthy" or "bold and loud, for gamers."
Use your real details
Real names, prices, phone numbers and addresses make the first version usable straight away. Anything you leave out, Dunea fills with sample text that you will need to replace later.
Rebuild a site you already have
Paste the address of your current website and say what should change, for example: "Here is our old site: example.com. Keep all the information, but make it modern and mobile-friendly with a clear Book Now button."
Start from a brochure or PDF
Press Image or PDF in the message box and attach a brochure, menu or company profile. Dunea asks What's this file for? Choose Brochure — build my website from this and Dunea uses the text inside as the content. Choose Standard attachment if it is just for reference. Scanned PDFs (photos of paper) cannot be read; see Other messages.
Let Dunea improve your prompt
In the message box, Enhance prompt rewrites a short idea into a fuller brief. Read it before sending and fix anything it guessed wrong.
Good and not so good
Not so good: "Make me a website for my salon."
Better: "A website for Glow Studio, a women's salon in Andheri West, Mumbai. Elegant, soft colours. Services with prices (haircut ₹600, facial ₹1,200), a photo gallery, reviews, and a big Book on WhatsApp button. Open 10am–8pm, closed Tuesdays."