Features · Websites
Eight types, one brief.
Start from what the site is for.
Eight types.
Normal (home, services, about, contact), landing (one long page), waitlist, restaurant (menu, hours, booking, map), local (services, hours, area, map, reviews, booking), blog (posts in markdown, categories, tags, archive), docs (a sidebar, search over every page, a changelog, versions) and portfolio (five flavours: dev, photo, case studies, design, writing). Change a type later and nothing is removed.
- Languages per site, with a check for what is untranslated
- Pictures from stock providers or your own
- Blog drafts stay out of the live site
Be clear about this
What depends on the setup.
- Pre-betaContact forms and booking
A contact form and table booking are Geenius OS tools. They are not reached from the standalone app yet, so they depend on a Geenius OS workspace.
- Pre-betaStock photographs
They need a configured photo provider on the deployment.
- LiveA published website is static
It has no server of ours in the visitor's path.
Questions
About websites.
Which website types are there?
Eight: normal, landing, waitlist, restaurant, local, blog, docs and portfolio. Change the type later and nothing is removed.
What does ten designs far apart mean?
Creating a site draws ten designs suited to the brief and as different as the library allows, and reports the fewest axes in which any two differ. You choose one and can lock an axis and draw again.
Who writes the words?
You, or your own AI through Geenius OS. Your AI should research the business from official sources and write only what it can source.
Is a published website static?
Yes. A published website is a static site, with no server of ours in the visitor's path.