It started with “this should be simple.”
A very normal sentence, often found near the beginning of a very abnormal afternoon. There are themes. Plugins. Settings inside settings. A button to publish, and another button that also seems to publish but in a different emotional state.
Let’s get back to the actual point.
Someone wants to know what your business does. You want them to call, message, or request an estimate. We can start there and decide what the page genuinely needs. The font dropdown does not get to chair this meeting.
Leave with something useful
Translate the website conversation into human.
You can ask what something does before paying for the thing with the impressive name.
- Write down the term you don’t understand.
- Ask what job it performs on your particular website.
- Ask whether that job is needed for your first version.
- Ask about its cost and who controls it.
- Ask what happens if you stop using it.
Take the prompt. Try it yourself.
This only copies text when you click. It does not send your information to an AI service.
The actual useful part
Bring the idea, the existing site, or the list of things confusing you. We’ll talk through a focused website project.
Tell William about your project See the work first ↗Still curious? Try fixmy.wwwdot.wtf. Or take the scenic route through one.frigging.link.