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A business website can explain your services and give visitors a way to contact you. Div-idy can generate a draft from plain-language instructions. Before building, review the current trial, subscription, and usage terms; a trial does not provide indefinite free publishing.
Div-idy lets you describe the website you need and refine a generated draft. Compare the plan and usage costs with your requirements, including any domain purchase or external services.
Review the current plans and trial terms, then create an account and describe your business website.
Use simple text prompts to outline the structure of your business website. For example:
"Create a homepage with a hero section featuring my business name and tagline. Include sections for Services, About Us, Testimonials, and Contact."
Input the specific content for each section. For instance:
"Under Services, list our main offerings: Web Development, Digital Marketing, and Graphic Design. In About Us, provide a brief history of our company and our mission. For Testimonials, include quotes from three satisfied clients. In Contact, add a form for inquiries and our business address."
Specify your design preferences to ensure your website aligns with your brand:
"Use a professional color scheme with navy blue and white. Incorporate our logo in the header. Choose a clean, modern sans-serif font for all text."
Review the generated draft, test the content and interactions, and make any needed changes. Publishing is a separate action for the pages you choose, and continued access depends on your plan and the current terms.
To maximize the effectiveness of your business website, consider leveraging the following features:
Choose a focused first version of your business website, test it with your own information, and check the current plan terms before publishing. Div-idy supports prompt-based building, but pricing, scope, and review work still matter.