Stop Telling ChatGPT "Build Me a Website": Better Prompts, Better Sites
TawohAwa · x · 2026-09-16
The author argues that vague prompts like "Build me a website" or "Make my website look better" lead to poor outputs — bad requests produce bad results. Instead, break your website request into a structured, specific prompt workflow so the result not only looks good but actually converts.
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