One sentence is enough. They are all here
Tell your website what you want, and it changes. This documentation collects the sentences that actually do it, from the unzipped folder to your own domain.
11 chapters · 100 sentences to copy · German and English · about two and a half hours for everything
Quick start
Phase 01
Getting settled
The website runs on your machine and you know how it is built.
0112 min Getting started From the downloaded ZIP to a running website on your own machine, in about twenty minutes. 0210 min How your template is built What each folder is for, where your copy lives and why the guideline is the heart of it. 0314 min The seven skills What each skill does, when it kicks in on its own and the sentence that calls it deliberately. 0418 min The prompting guide From your first message to a finished website, with twenty sentences to copy word for word.
Phase 02
Turning it into your website
Copy, design, search and the legal pages.
0513 min Copy and content Rewriting the website to be yours, adding pages, publishing articles, swapping images. 0611 min Adjusting the design Change colours, type and spacing through tokens, without the system falling apart. 0716 min SEO and visibility Titles, descriptions, structure and local search, so people and AI assistants find you. 088 min Imprint and privacy What your template deliberately leaves out, why that is, and how to fill those pages properly.
Phase 03
Going out and staying there
The route onto your domain and the rhythm that follows.
0915 min Going live The complete checklist from the final quality run through hosting and domain to your own address. 1010 min Maintaining and growing The rhythm after launch: shipping changes, adding content, keeping backups. 1112 min Questions and fixes The most common stumbling blocks, each with the sentence that resolves it.
When something is stuck
We read every email ourselves
Tell us where you are stuck and feel free to attach your prompt. You get an answer from the people who built the template, usually the same working day.
- Usually answered the same working day
- German and English
- From Cologne, from the people behind the templates