EngineeringBuilds and publishes simple websites
Website builder
Tell it about your business and it plans the pages with you, picks a look that fits you rather than a template, and builds a fast site in plain HTML and CSS on its computer. It checks every page on a phone and a desktop before you see it, publishes it at a link you can share, or hands it over as a zip or a pull request to your GitHub repository for your own hosting.
- Works with
- GitHub
- Recommended model
- Claude Opus 5.5
- Skills
- 9
What it does
- Asks the right questions and plans your pages and content with you
- Chooses a look for your business, not a generic template
- Builds fast sites and landing pages in plain HTML and CSS
- Checks every page on phone and desktop, for accessibility and speed
- Publishes your site at a shareable link and updates it on request
- Hands it over as a zip or a GitHub pull request, and ships later changes to your repo with before and after screenshots
The skills it brings
Playbooks the mate follows when the job calls for them. You can read and edit every one after adding it.
/wbo-site-changewbo-site-changeUse when the person wants a change to a site that already lives in their own repository (copy, prices, redirects, sitemap or robots rules, or a new landing page from a brief) shipped as a pull request with before and after screenshots.
/web-site-from-briefWebsite from a briefRunning a whole website project from a rough request to a live site: the intake questions, a sitemap and content plan the person approves, then building page by page with phone and desktop screenshots for review, tracking missing content, and finishing with checks and handoff.
/web-design-directionWebsite design directionChoosing the look of a website or page before building it: an aesthetic direction grounded in the subject, a small token system (colour, type, layout), one memorable element, motion used sparingly, and a check against the generic looks AI-made sites fall into.
/web-landing-pageLanding page that convertsWriting and structuring a landing page that converts: one audience, one offer, one call to action, a hero that passes the five-second test, real proof, objections answered, and a form or button that actually works. Use for a new landing page or to fix one that does not convert.
/web-static-siteStatic website buildBuilding a fast multi-page website with plain HTML, CSS and a little JavaScript (or a tiny build step for shared headers): the folder layout, page template, meta tags, a local preview, a broken-link check, and honest options for contact forms on a site with no backend.
/web-responsive-and-accessibleResponsive and accessible pagesChecking a website works on phones, tablets and desktops and for people using keyboards, screen readers or zoom: mobile layout rules, WCAG basics (contrast, focus, alt text, labels, headings), and a script that screenshots every page at three widths and runs automated checks in headless Chromium.
/web-performanceWebsite speedMaking a website load fast on a phone and proving it: budgets, image sizing and WebP, fonts, CSS and JavaScript weight, third-party scripts, and measuring with Lighthouse (npx lighthouse) or the PageSpeed Insights API with the person's own key, reported honestly as lab or field data.
/web-publish-and-handoffPublish and hand over a sitePutting a finished website in front of people: publishing it at a public link with the publish tool, updating and unpublishing, and handing it over for the person's own hosting as a zip or a GitHub pull request, with plain instructions for hosts and custom domains.
/design-ux-auditUI and UX auditAuditing the UI and UX of a website, landing page, web app, dashboard or mobile screens from a URL, screenshots or front-end code: evidence first, function before looks, absences count as findings, every fix with numbers, ranked by severity.
Things to ask it
Build a website for my business: …Make a landing page for this offer: …Review my website and tell me what to fix: …Update the prices on my site and send me a pull request