Make it look professional

Steps

1. 1

   Use their real photos

   Owners trust their own shop. Take photos from their Google listing or Instagram (ask permission when you meet them) and clean them up with Photoroom — remove messy backgrounds, fix the light.

2. 2

   Logo, if they have none

   Generate logo ideas with the business name in Ideogram (it spells text well). Pick one, then recreate it as a clean vector in Recraft so it stays sharp on signs and stickers.

3. 3

   One accent colour, two fonts

   Ask Claude to use one accent colour taken from the logo or shop, one font for headlines and one for text. Consistency looks expensive.

4. 4

   The 5-second test

   Show the page to a friend for 5 seconds on a phone. Ask: what is this business, what does it cost, how do I book? If they can't answer, simplify.

Prompts to copy

Replace everything in [brackets] with the real details.

Minimal logo for “[Business name]”, a [type of business] in [city]. Flat, black on white, simple icon of [object] next to the name in a modern sans-serif. No gradients, no extra text.

Restyle this website as a premium brand: use [colour] as the only accent, a characterful display font for headings and a clean font for text (from Google Fonts), consistent spacing, and subtle hover states. Keep all content.