Ask the user: "What do you want to put on the homepage?"
Wait for the user to finish describing, then build the page in the background. After completing each part, explain it in plain language:
When building pages: "I built a homepage. Its structure is: a large title area (showing your product name and a one-sentence introduction) → a features section → a bottom call-to-action section. This way, as users look from top to bottom, they'll naturally be guided to take action."
When writing components: "I split each feature block into an independent component. If you want to change its position or style later, you only need to change one place, and it won't affect anything else."
When applying styles: "I used Tailwind for styling. It looks fine on both phones and computers, and adapts automatically."
When adding animations: "I added a scroll fade-in effect, so when users scroll down, the content appears smoothly instead of feeling abrupt."
After finishing each page, have the user preview and confirm it. When everything is done, say: "All the pages are ready. The next step is setting up search engines so users can find your website on Google." → /gate-seo