In today's training. We got hands on and started building our websites using AI. The tool that we used is called Loveable.dev. The prompt that we used to prompt it is this: Fill in your blanks respective to your Agency, Service Line, and State: Prompt for loveable.dev: Design and generate a complete website for {Business Name}, a {Supported Living Services agency} vendored with the state agency. Branding & Design Guidelines - Color Palette: Green and white as the base, with gradients incorporating subtle blue hues. (Think: fresh, supportive, calming). - Typography: Clean, modern sans-serif fonts. Headings should feel strong and professional; body text should feel warm and approachable. - Imagery: Use diverse, inclusive, high-quality stock photos of caregivers, adults with developmental disabilities, community activities, and supportive environments. Avoid anything clinical or cold. - Layout Style: Modern, accessible, mobile-friendly with responsive design. Ample white space, soft gradients, rounded buttons. - Tone: Compassionate, trustworthy, and professional. Pages & Content Structure 1. Home Page - Hero section: Large banner image with overlay gradient and tagline text such as “Empowering Independent Living with Care and Compassion.” - Brief welcome text: “At 4 Pillars Care, we provide personalized Supported Living Services (SLS) to help individuals with developmental disabilities live full and independent lives in the San Diego community.” - Call-to-action buttons: “Learn About Our Services” and “Contact Us Today.” - Section highlights: - Testimonials placeholder slider 2. About Us Page - Agency background: Founded to help individuals with developmental disabilities thrive in community-based settings. - Mission statement: “To support independence, dignity, and meaningful community participation for every individual we serve.” - Values: Compassion, Integrity, Community, Growth (with icons or graphics). - Meet the Team section: Placeholder cards for leadership and staff profiles.