The one-page website system · built with Claude
26 copy-paste prompts, in a fixed order — from blank Claude chat to a polished one-page site on your own domain. No code. No monthly fees.
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Everyone can make Claude generate a page. Then it stalls:
Purple gradients, centered everything, emoji bullets. Anyone can smell a generated page from three metres away — including your clients.
The demo looked great on desktop. On a phone — where 70% of your visitors are — buttons overflow, text collides, trust evaporates.
Hosting? Domain? The contact form? The moment the chat ends, you're alone with a file you don't know what to do with.
The gap isn't the AI. It's the system around it — knowing what to ask, in what order, and how to judge what comes back. That's what you're buying.
Every phase has numbered prompts, checklists to judge the output, and one rule: you are the director, not the typist.
Claude interviews you — 12 questions, one at a time — and writes your Business Brief. You never face a blank page.
Structure first, then copy. Every section earns its place before a single pixel exists. Words before design — always.
A Design DNA kills the "AI look", then the annotated Master Build Prompt produces your complete page — one file, no dependencies.
Mobile pass, SEO, images, WhatsApp/contact wiring. The 20-point QA that separates amateur from professional.
Free hosting, your own domain, HTTPS — live in minutes. Plus the 30-Point Audit you'll reuse every month.
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"Can't I just ask Claude myself?" You can — and this is the difference. Copy the method's first prompt, paste it into a Claude chat, and feel how it interviews you instead of guessing. The other 25 build on what this one produces.
You are a brand strategist who has written positioning briefs for hundreds of small businesses. Interview me, then turn my answers into a Business Brief for a one-page website. My business, in one line: [MY BUSINESS — WHAT IT IS AND WHERE]. Interview rules: 1. Ask me ONE question at a time. Wait for my answer before the next question. 2. Ask 12 questions maximum. Stop earlier if my answers already cover everything. 3. Across the interview, cover: who my customer is and what situation sends them looking for me, what I sell and roughly what it costs, what genuinely makes me different from my customer's alternatives, the doubts customers have before they buy, the proof I can actually show (credentials, numbers, reviews, past work), the tone the page should have, the one way I want customers to contact me, and the language the page must be written in. 4. Do not accept vague answers. If I say "everyone", "quality", "good prices" or similar, ask one sharp follow-up to force a specific answer. Follow-ups count toward the 12. 5. Never invent facts about my business. If something stays unclear, mark it [TO CONFIRM] instead of guessing. 6. Keep every question short and jargon-free, and add a one-line example answer so I can see the level of detail you want. 7. Interview me in English, but if I reply in another language, switch to that language. When the interview is finished, output a document titled BUSINESS BRIEF with exactly these sections: - Business: name, what it is, location (one line each) - Audience: who they are, and the moment that makes them search for me (2–4 lines) - Offer: services or products, with rough prices - Differentiators: maximum 3, each concrete and checkable — no empty claims - Objections: the top 3 doubts, written in the customer's own words - Proof: only credentials, numbers, reviews and work I actually have - Tone: 3 adjectives, plus one sentence on how the page must never sound - Contact channel: the ONE way customers should reach me - Page language: language, plus formal or informal address - Open questions: anything marked [TO CONFIRM] Quality bar: every line of the Brief must be specific enough that it could not describe a different business in my city. Begin with question 1 now.
This is 1 of the 26. The other 25 turn the Brief into structure, copy, design, a finished file and a live page — with checklists to judge every output.
Proof, not promises
Marta Silva is the guide's worked example — a physiotherapist in Lisbon. Her page is built live through the book, phase by phase, prompt by prompt. This is the actual result, not a mockup.
Fictional business, real build — every section came from the prompts you're getting.
What's inside
154 designed pages · PDF · written for non-technical readers
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Coach, consultant, freelancer, small business. You need one professional page — not a €600 quote, not another €20/month subscription for a site you'll edit twice a year.
→ Your page, your domain, one afternoon.
Local businesses around you still have no website — or a bad one. The Fold Method makes the build repeatable: same phases, same prompts, every client. The skill is the asset.
→ A process you can run again and again. (License included for client work.)
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Build with the method. If the result isn't a page you'd proudly send to a client or customer, one email gets you a full refund. No forms, no questions.
That's who this is written for. If you can copy, paste and answer questions about your own business, you can run the method. Every technical word is translated to plain language the moment it appears, and there's a glossary at the back.
No. The free plan at claude.ai runs the entire method. The paid Pro plan (~$20/month) gives you more usage headroom, which matters mostly if you build for several clients. We're not affiliated with Anthropic either way.
Your page is written in your customer's language — the prompts handle Portuguese, German, Dutch, Polish, or any other language, including the formal/informal register decision. The guide itself is in clear international English.
Yes — the license covers unlimited personal and client projects. The only thing you can't do is resell or redistribute the guide and its prompts as a product.
The method is deliberately one page — that's what a small business or personal brand actually needs first, and what you can genuinely finish in an afternoon. The final chapter covers when (and whether) to add more pages later.
Builders rent you a page: €150–250 every year, forever, inside their templates. The Fold Method produces a page you own — one file, hosted free, portable anywhere, edited by asking Claude. And honestly? The result looks less template-y.
The guide is version-stamped and updated as Claude evolves — updates are free, forever. The method itself (brief → structure → copy → design → build → polish → publish) is model-proof; it works better with every Claude release, not worse.
Email us within 30 days and you get 100% back — no forms, no "exit interview". We can afford that because the method actually works.
You can — try Prompt 1 above, it's yours. What you're paying for is the other 25 prompts in the right order, the checklists that tell you whether an output is good enough, and the annotated Master Build Prompt that took hundreds of iterations to get right. Claude is the engine; this is the driving lesson plus the route.
The method was written and tested against Claude, and the worked example was built with it — that's the honest answer. Most prompts are model-agnostic in structure, and buyers do adapt them, but if you want the exact results shown here, use Claude (the free plan is enough).
Four PDFs, instantly after checkout: the 154-page guide, the Recipe Deck, the Prompt Stack Cheat Sheet and the Checklist Pack. No login, no course platform, no drip — everything is yours from minute one, with free version-stamped updates forever.
Plan for one focused afternoon: roughly 30 minutes for the interview and brief, an hour for structure and copy, an hour for build and polish, and the publish phase is minutes. A first-timer moving carefully might spread it over two evenings. "Five minutes with AI" promises are exactly what this method exists to replace.
One afternoon. Five phases. 26 prompts that do the heavy lifting — while you make the decisions only you can make.
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