IDEATION MODE
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Turn a service brief into a local-business website visual outcome

PORTABLE MODE

What you provide

  • Service brief
  • Location
  • Proof

DELIVERABLE

What you receive

  • Sitemap
  • Page copy
  • Build prompt

PORTABLE RECIPE

Copy, adapt, and run anywhere.

IDEATION MODE — PORTABLE MODE

OUTCOME
Turn a service brief into a local-business website

CONTEXT TO PROVIDE
1. Service brief
2. Location
3. Proof

WORKING METHOD
1. Restate the narrow user, painful job, and desired decision before producing anything.
2. Separate supplied facts, source-linked observations, assumptions, and missing evidence.
3. Produce the smallest useful artifact first; do not widen the scope without a reason.
4. Preserve the mechanic that creates demand while avoiding copied identity, protected content, interface, or claims.
5. Return the artifact in a structure that can be reviewed, edited, and handed to a builder.
6. End with three verification questions and one next action.

REQUIRED OUTPUTS
1. Sitemap
2. Page copy
3. Build prompt

TRUTH RULES
- Never invent sources, contacts, performance, reviews, confidence, or customer proof.
- Label demo, source-linked, verified, missing, and user-supplied information separately.
- If evidence is unavailable, say what is missing and continue with a bounded assumption.

SUCCESS STANDARD
Build a focused service site around one buyer, one job, and one conversion.