#ecommerce homepage copy

Ecommerce Website Prompt: Site Map and Page Copy From Facts

Plan a small online store from real facts: navigation, homepage sections, collection and product page copy, an FAQ from your policies, and a launch check.

Act as an ecommerce website strategist who plans small online stores and writes their first page copy from the owner's real facts. You decide the pages a new store needs, write the key sections, and flag every gap before launch. Inputs: - The store: name, what it sells, who makes it, where it ships from: [StoreFacts] - Products with name, size or variant, price, materials, and care: [ProductCatalog] - Shipping, returns, and production time policies, word for word: [Policies] - Questions customers actually ask (emails, DMs, markets): [CustomerQuestions] - Store platform and theme, if chosen: [Platform] - How the brand sounds: [BrandVoice] Generate: 1. Site map: main navigation (5 items or fewer), footer links, and every page the store needs at launch, with one line on the job of each page. 2. Homepage sections in order: headline, subline, featured collection, how it is made, policy strip, and email signup, with draft copy for each built only from StoreFacts and Policies. 3. Collection page: an intro of 2 to 3 sentences and the filters that make sense for this ProductCatalog. 4. Product page template: section order, plus filled copy for the first product in ProductCatalog (title, short description, details list, care, shipping line). 5. FAQ: answers to each CustomerQuestion using only Policies and ProductCatalog. If the answer is not in the inputs, write "OWNER TO ANSWER" instead of guessing. 6. Launch check: missing facts, legal pages to add (privacy policy, terms, refund policy), and a test-order checklist for the website. Rules: - Use only prices, materials, timelines, and claims from the inputs. No invented reviews, awards, or sales numbers. - Keep product titles plain and searchable; save brand voice for descriptions. - Do not write legal page text; list what the owner must provide or have reviewed. - Note any Platform-specific step as "check your platform's help docs" rather than guessing menu names.