From idea to a live site on your domain

1. Gather the essentials

Before opening Micronuage, collect what the site needs to say. With the real content at hand, the AI gets it right more often and you spend fewer credits on adjustments.

• Your company name and one sentence on what it does and for whom.
• Your services or products, with prices if you usually publish them.
• Your contact details: phone, WhatsApp, e-mail, address and opening hours.
• Your logo and good photos of your work, your team or your space.
• One or two sites you admire, as a style reference.
• Your domain, if you already have one registered.

2. Create the project

1. 1

   Go to the Dashboard

   If you don't have an account yet, see Create an account.

2. 2

   Describe your business

   In the Describe the website you want to build field, say what the company does, for whom and which pages you want, then click Start building.

3. 3

   Or start from a template

   Under Or start from a template, pick one for your industry and click Use template.

4. 4

   Open the project

   The project opens in the editor, with the chat on one side and the preview on the other.

3. Refine it with AI

• Start with the structure (pages and sections), move on to copy and photos, and leave the look for last.
• Make one change at a time and check it in the preview before the next.
• Attach your logo and photos in the chat so the AI uses your real material.
• For a big change, such as a booking system, start in Plan mode.

More tips in How to ask the AI well.

4. Review it like a visitor

• Go through every page in the preview and check how it looks on a phone; in the visual editor, use Preview size.
• Click the buttons and menu links, read every text and make sure the images load.
• In the visual editor, open More and then Publishing checklist to see what's missing.

5. Publish

1. 1

   Click Publish

   In a code project, confirm with Publish now.

2. 2

   Open the free address

   The site goes online at a free Micronuage address, on any plan. See Free address.

3. 3

   Test the form

   Send a test message through the published site and check that it arrived under Leads.

6. Connect your domain

A custom domain is available on paid plans, from Starter up. If you don't have one yet, register the address with a domain registrar before you continue.

1. 1

   Subscribe to a paid plan

   See Plans and limits.

2. 2

   Open the project's domain settings

   In a code project, click Domain; in the visual editor, open More and then Domains.

3. 3

   Under Your own domain, type the address and click Connect

4. 4

   Create the DNS record at your registrar

   On the site where you registered the domain, create the CNAME record shown on screen.

5. 5

   Click Verify connection

   Once verified, the SSL certificate is issued and the status changes to Live.

The full walkthrough is in Connect your domain, and the common errors in Domain troubleshooting.

7. After launch

• Review page titles and descriptions for search engines; see SEO.
• Answer the leads that arrive under Leads and mark how each one is going.
• Make small adjustments often and publish after each round. The history keeps every version.