Writing a good prompt shouldn't feel like a test. On wanno.dev, as you describe your idea, wanno suggests a business type, colors and style so your app comes out right on the first try.
Before, a short prompt meant wanno had to guess the rest. Now it asks about what's missing with options you pick in one tap, and you decide how much to define. In this guide we build a landing page for a coffee shop from a single sentence.
01. Write your idea
Go to wanno.dev and describe what you want to make, in your own words. In the example we typed:
landing page for my store Fede's place
As soon as you stop typing, Looking for suggestions shows up: wanno is reading your idea to see what's missing.
02. Pick from the suggestions
A panel opens under your prompt with questions tailored to your idea: what your store focuses on, which colors to use and which style you prefer, with a preview of each style. If you already have a logo, tap From my logo and wanno pulls the colors from it.
Every option you pick is added to the prompt as a tag, and a progress bar shows how much is left to define.
03. Review and tap Build my app
Once everything is set, the panel reads Ready for a great first build. Check your tags (Food & drinks, style Warm, colours Berry) and remove any of them with the ×.
You don't have to answer everything: if you're in a hurry, tap Build my app at any point and wanno picks the rest for you.
04. wanno builds your app
The editor opens with your full request: your original idea plus every choice you made. wanno sets up the project and starts building your site with those instructions.
What you built
With one sentence and three taps you went from a rough idea to a clear request: business type, colors and style defined before the build starts. Less back and forth, a better first result. Suggestions are live on the web now.
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