Business identity
Business/organization identity, industry, sub-industry, project goals and commercial context.
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73 industries105 page types6 repeatable page systems50,000-character briefResponsive mediaPure HTML + WordPressPreview before purchase
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✓ Specification normalized✓ Explicit choices authoritative✓ Preview before purchase
Builder role
Builder is the authoritative website-specification interface.
Every major downstream engine receives one normalized project definition rather than independently guessing the site.
Audience + geography
Markets, countries, regions, cities, service areas, audiences and regional writing expectations.
Architecture
Built-in pages, repeatable page systems, custom page requirements and generated feature selections.
Design system
Theme, colours, typography, widths, spacing, navigation, hero, cards, images, galleries, buttons and motion.
Media + source material
Logo, supporting imagery, image guidance and controlled supporting files.
Platform target
Choose Pure HTML or WordPress for the current build; WordPress-only controls appear when WordPress is selected.
Pages + repeated content
Build anything from a focused business site to a 120-page structured project.
The current Builder has a broad page catalogue and repeatable page systems rather than a fixed five-page template.
Industry catalogue
73 current industry starting points plus custom industry/sub-industry input.
Built-in page catalogue
105 page types spanning business, commercial, ecommerce, content, education, hospitality, locations, careers, support, legal, campaign and utility needs.
Repeatable systems
Services, locations, products, case studies, team members and articles can expand structured lists into individual pages.
Maximum current build
Both current browser and server generation paths enforce a maximum of 120 generated pages per build.
Design system
Blueprints are configurable design systems, not locked templates.
A starting style can be overridden by component-level design controls so two projects using the same industry direction do not have to look alike.
Typography
Heading and body font directions, heading/body scales and content readability choices.
Layout
Content widths, section rhythm, corner treatment, shadow style and background treatment.
Header + navigation
Header architecture, navigation styling, alignment and mobile menu systems.
Hero systems
Choose from multiple hero types and heights, then coordinate imagery, calls to action and copy.
Cards + galleries
Card styles/columns, image treatments and gallery layouts.
Buttons + motion
Button styles including premium treatments, CTA emphasis and motion direction.
Generated functionality
Select website features according to the project.
Feature selections become part of the normalized production specification.
Forms + conversion
Secure contact forms, newsletter signup, booking/appointment CTA, quote CTA and lead-magnet/download CTA.
Navigation + discovery
Responsive images, AI discovery/structured data, FAQ schema, search UI, back-to-top and sticky CTA.
Content + media
Testimonials, galleries, before/after components, video placeholders, social links and resource/download libraries.
Commerce + catalogue
Catalogue UI, pricing tables, comparison tables, filters and external checkout/purchase links.
Platform + technical
Analytics-ready hooks, cookie-banner shell, RTL-ready layout and multilingual-ready structure.
Professional specification
Use the 50,000-character brief and supporting files for details the form cannot express cleanly.
The detailed brief is intended for real production requirements, not keyword stuffing.
Professional brief
Up to 50,000 characters for project background, business rules, legal/technical constraints, exclusions, terminology and production instructions.
Supporting files
Controlled TXT, Markdown, HTML, HTM, XML and ZIP material can supplement the Builder specification.
Authority rule
Explicit Builder choices remain authoritative. Supporting material and AI assistance do not silently override them.
Pure HTML or WordPress
One build creates one production target.
The shared specification is platform-neutral until the renderer fork.
Pure HTML
Semantic HTML, local CSS, vanilla JavaScript, responsive images and supporting site files.
WordPress
Dedicated WordPress renderer/validator with block/Site Editor or classic PHP theme options and setup/import material.
Generate button
Generate starts a checkpointed server-side production workflow.
The Builder is the client control surface, but production is performed through controlled backend stages.
Normalize + plan
The project brief is normalized, optional AI strategy is resolved and planning data is validated.
Initialize + media
Workspace state and responsive media assets are prepared.
Pages + finalize
Pages are generated in controlled batches, supporting files are finalized and platform-specific packaging runs.
Validate + preview
Quality/platform checks run, then the temporary preview is published.
Before purchase
Review the generated project before crossing the paid boundary.
Builder's responsive preview is public. Purchase/licensed export is the commercial boundary.
Responsive preview
Desktop, tablet and mobile preview controls.
Health gate
CSS, JavaScript and image health are checked before the relevant export/purchase path proceeds.
Purchase
Purchase This Website creates the pending checkout for the exact project/domain and opens secure Stripe Checkout.
Omega Web Pro documentation
Use Builder with this guide open beside it.
The fastest way to understand each control is to open the Universal Website Studio and work through a real project specification.