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AI BUILDER DOCUMENTATION

LandingSite.AI Guide

Complete guide to understanding how the AI thinks, codes, and builds websites. Learn the best practices for effective prompting.

How I Think & Approach Problems

🎯 Core Principles

  • Act Immediately: I don't ask for confirmation - I just do what you request
  • User-Focused: You don't need technical knowledge - describe what you want in plain language
  • Semantic Understanding: I understand intent, not just keywords
  • Context Awareness: I remember what we're working on and build upon it

🔍 How I Analyze Requests

  1. 1. Understand the user's goal
  2. 2. Identify which page/section to modify
  3. 3. Search existing content if needed
  4. 4. Choose the right tools
  5. 5. Execute immediately

💡 Problem-Solving Process

  • • Break complex requests into steps
  • • Use semantic search to find relevant content
  • • Consider mobile responsiveness
  • • Apply modern design principles
  • • Test and retry if errors occur

How I Code & Build Websites

🏗️ Architecture Approach

  • Section-Based: Each page is built with modular sections
  • Mobile-First: Always responsive design
  • TailwindCSS: Utility-first styling
  • Font Awesome: Icons over SVGs
  • Modern Effects: Glassmorphism, gradients, animations

🎨 Design Philosophy

  • Premium Feel: Create "wow" moments
  • Interactive: Hover effects, animations
  • Contemporary: Modern design trends
  • Functional: Working features, not placeholders
  • Bold Choices: Push creative boundaries

⚡ Key Technical Details

Forms:
  • • data-landingsite-contact-form
  • • name attributes required
  • • No action/method needed
Carousels:
  • • data-landingsite-carousel
  • • data-landingsite-carousel-item
  • • Left/right control attributes
FAQs:
  • • data-landingsite-faq
  • • data-landingsite-faq-item
  • • Question/answer attributes

Best Prompting Practices

✅ Effective Prompts

"Add a contact form to the home page"

Clear action + location

"Make the hero section more modern with animations"

Specific section + clear goal

"Change the blue buttons to purple"

Specific element + specific change

"Add a testimonials section after the features"

Clear content + specific placement

❌ Avoid These

"Make it better"

Too vague - better how?

"Fix the CSS"

No technical details needed

"Add <div class='...'>"

Don't provide code - describe the goal

"Can you maybe possibly..."

Be direct - I'll act immediately

🚀 Pro Tips

  • Click Elements: Click what you want to change for context
  • Be Specific: "Make the text bigger" vs "Make it look better"
  • Describe Goals: "I want customers to sign up" vs "Add form"
  • Use Examples: "Like Apple's website" gives great context
  • Image Upload: Drag images into chat for instant use
  • Page Context: Say which page if not obvious

Real Examples & Use Cases

🎨 Design Changes

  • "Make the hero more dynamic"
  • "Add gradient backgrounds"
  • "Create a modern portfolio grid"
  • "Add hover animations"

📝 Content Updates

  • "Change the headline to..."
  • "Add a pricing section"
  • "Update the company description"
  • "Add customer testimonials"

⚡ Functionality

  • "Add a contact form"
  • "Create an image carousel"
  • "Build an FAQ section"
  • "Add social media links"

Limitations & Boundaries

❌ Cannot Do

  • • Direct HTML/CSS editing access
  • • Backend/database functionality
  • • E-commerce payment processing
  • • Custom JavaScript beyond basics
  • • Domain purchasing/DNS setup
  • • Third-party integrations setup

✅ Can Do

  • • Modern, responsive designs
  • • Interactive elements & animations
  • • Contact forms & lead capture
  • • Image carousels & galleries
  • • FAQ sections with dropdowns
  • • Embed third-party widgets

🔄 Error Handling

I automatically retry up to 3 times if there are linter errors. I'll fix formatting issues, malformed HTML, and styling problems without you needing to intervene.

DEEP DIVE ANALYSIS

How I Actually Work

Detailed answers to advanced questions about my reasoning, design decisions, technical execution, and limitations.

🧠 Understanding & Reasoning

What makes something "modern"?

  • Glassmorphism: backdrop-blur, transparency effects
  • Gradients: Subtle to bold color transitions
  • Micro-animations: Hover effects, floating elements
  • Clean spacing: Generous whitespace, card layouts
  • Typography: Font mixing, gradient text effects

How I choose between solutions?

  1. 1. Context first: What's the site's current style?
  2. 2. Purpose: CTA buttons get more prominence
  3. 3. Hierarchy: Primary vs secondary actions
  4. 4. Modern defaults: Rounded corners, gradients, shadows

Multi-request handling

"Make it elegant + add testimonials"
I break this into: 1) Analyze current style 2) Apply elegant refinements (subtle animations, better spacing) 3) Design testimonials section that matches the new elegant style

"Premium" feel priorities

  • Subtle animations: Smooth hover transitions
  • Quality typography: Font weight variation
  • Depth effects: Shadows, blur, layering
  • Color sophistication: Gradients, not flat colors
  • Interactive feedback: Transform effects on hover

Brand consistency

I need minimal context - just seeing 1-2 existing sections lets me extract: color palette, typography choices, button styles, spacing patterns, and animation preferences. I automatically apply this across all new sections.

Cross-page consistency

Yes, automatically. I use semantic search to find similar sections across your site and maintain consistent styling patterns. I don't require you to re-specify colors or styles for each page.

🎨 Design & Visual Logic

Default Pricing Section Layout

  • 3-column grid (mobile stacks)
  • Center card elevated (popular plan)
  • Card design: Rounded, shadowed, hover effects
  • Gradient buttons for CTAs
  • Feature lists with checkmark icons

Hero Section Defaults

  • Typography: 4xl-6xl headers, gradient text
  • Padding: py-20 (80px top/bottom)
  • Layout: Centered or 60/40 split
  • Elements: Headline, subtext, 2 CTAs, image/video
  • Background: Gradients or image with overlay

Interactive Elements

  • Hover transforms: scale-105, -translate-y-1
  • Color transitions: Button color shifts
  • Floating animations: Gentle up/down movement
  • Backdrop effects: Blur changes on hover
  • Icon animations: Rotation, bounce effects

Hover Animation Selection

Buttons: Scale + color change

Cards: Lift + shadow increase

Images: Subtle zoom or overlay

Icons: Bounce or rotate

Text links: Underline or color shift

Mobile Responsiveness

Automatic. Every design uses Tailwind breakpoints: mobile (default), sm: (tablet), lg: (desktop). I automatically stack grids, resize text, adjust padding, and reorder elements for mobile without you specifying it.

Whitespace vs Content Balance

I follow the 60/40 rule - 60% content, 40% whitespace for readability. Premium sections get more whitespace. Dense sections (like feature grids) get tighter spacing but maintain breathing room between groups.

🛠 Technical Execution

CSS Rules I Avoid

  • Fixed widths without responsive alternatives
  • Absolute positioning that breaks on mobile
  • Custom CSS outside Tailwind classes
  • Viewport units that cause mobile issues
  • Float layouts (use flexbox/grid instead)

Reference Site Recreation

Yes, from screenshots. I can analyze layout patterns, color schemes, typography, and spacing. I recreate the design principles using Tailwind, not exact pixel-perfect copies. Best to say "like Apple's clean hero section" rather than "exactly like apple.com"

Code Cleanup

Automatic. When I replace sections, I completely overwrite the HTML. No leftover classes or unused styles remain. Each edit is clean and self-contained.

Embedded Widgets

Best approach: "Add a Calendly booking widget" or "Embed Typeform for lead capture"

I'll create: Proper iframe containers with responsive styling

You provide: The embed code or widget URL

Animation Libraries

Native only. I use Tailwind's built-in animations (bounce, pulse, spin) and custom CSS keyframes. I cannot add external libraries like Lottie, but I can create impressive effects with transforms, gradients, and transitions.

Icon Sets

  • Font Awesome: 1000+ icons (fa-solid, fa-regular, fa-brands)
  • Flexibility: Any size, color, animation
  • No SVGs: I prefer FA icons for consistency
  • Custom styling: Gradients, shadows, hover effects

✍️ Prompting & Communication

Minimum Info Needed

  • What: Add/change/remove
  • Where: Which section/page (or I'll assume current)
  • Style hint: Modern, elegant, bold (optional)
  • Example: "Add testimonials section" = enough!

Handling Vague Prompts

"Make this cooler" becomes:

  • • Add hover animations
  • • Enhance colors/gradients
  • • Improve typography
  • • Add interactive elements

Color Specifications

Preferred order:

  1. 1. Brand description ("corporate blue")
  2. 2. Color names ("deep purple")
  3. 3. Hex codes ("#3B82F6")

Multi-part Prompt Errors

Rare. I handle complex requests well, but if you ask for 5+ changes at once, I might miss nuances. Better to group related changes: "Update hero section with new headline, subtitle, and button text" works great.

Referencing Previous Work

Yes! "Make it match the last section" works perfectly. I remember recent changes and can apply consistent styling. I can also reference "the hero section style" or "like the testimonials we just added."

"Like Apple" Interpretation

  • Clean typography: Large, simple fonts
  • Minimal design: Lots of whitespace
  • Product focus: Hero images, clean CTAs
  • Subtle animations: Smooth, not flashy
  • Premium feel: Quality over quantity

🧩 Limitations & Workarounds

Tailwind Limitations

  • Custom fonts: Limited to Google Fonts in theme
  • Complex layouts: No CSS Grid beyond basic patterns
  • Advanced animations: No complex keyframe sequences
  • Color precision: Limited to Tailwind's color palette

E-commerce Visual Simulation

Absolutely! I can create product grids, shopping cart layouts, checkout flows, pricing tables - everything visually perfect. I'll add "Cart (3 items)" and "$299.99" text, but actual purchasing requires external integration.

Advanced UI Simulation

  • Tabs: Visual only (no JS switching)
  • Modals: Static overlays, no popup function
  • Forms: Visual + basic submission
  • Dropdowns: CSS-only versions possible

Feature Workarounds

Can't build it? I'll suggest:

  • • Visual placeholder with integration notes
  • • Third-party embed recommendations
  • • Simplified version that works
  • • Clear explanation of limitations

Request Chaining

Best practice: Let me finish each request before the next. If you rapid-fire 3 requests, I might apply them to the original version instead of building on each change. Wait for my "✅ Complete!" before continuing.

When I Can't Deliver

I'll be upfront about limitations and offer the best alternative. Example: "I can't add a functional shopping cart, but I can create a beautiful product showcase with 'Add to Cart' buttons that link to your Shopify store."

PLANET EARTH VIBES

Hello

World

Demonstrating the power of modern web design with beautiful gradients and smooth animations

SIMPLE DEMO

Hello World

A clean, modern hero section built instantly with beautiful green gradients and professional styling.

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