A description in. A structured site out.
You write one sentence. ALEKOT decides what sections the site needs, designs them as a single system, and fills them with copy that fits - all in one generation pass.
What gets generated
Structure
Sections are chosen for your kind of business - a bakery gets an order flow, a portfolio gets a work grid.
Design system
Colors, type scale and spacing are set as one coherent system, not applied section by section.
Copy
Headlines, intros and descriptions are written to fit the layout and the business you described.
A specialty coffee roaster in Bangalore with an online shop and a story about single-origin beans.
Single-origin beans, roasted fresh in Bangalore
From farm to your morning cup - shop the current harvest.
Shop beansCoherent, because it's built together
When copy is written to fit the layout and the design is set as a whole, the result reads like a site someone designed on purpose - not a template with your words dropped in.
- Section choices reflect the type of business you describe
- Headlines and layout are generated to match, not stitched together
- A single design system keeps every section consistent