AI website builder
Describe the site in a sentence. Anticode's Architect asks what it needs to know, a design engine holds the build to one of seven design systems, and two automatic checks review the exact page before it can go live. Below is every kind of site it's suited to, each with what that site has to do and what Anticode builds for it.
What an AI website builder should do
Most AI website builders are judged on how fast the first draft appears. Speed matters less than what happens next: whether the page says something specific about the business, whether its type and colour hold together, whether a screen reader can use it, and whether its forms and links are safe to put in front of strangers. Anticode is built around those questions. The model writes the plan and the words; a deterministic design engine lays out the page, and the Critic and Sentinel check the result against nineteen design tells and twelve security rules before anything is published.
How the pages below are organised
Each page covers one kind of site: what visitors need from it, the sections and facts that do the work, what Anticode builds for it today, and what it doesn't do yet. If you're choosing by industry instead, the industry guides go deeper on a single kind of business. If you need something interactive, such as a calculator or a game, that's an app rather than a site.
Business sites and pages
- WebsiteA careers page that tells candidates what they need before they applyWhat candidates look for before applying, from pay range to process, and how a careers page builder keeps roles in a CMS collection with applications sent to Slack.
- WebsiteA changelog page with one entry per release, and a way for users to find itHow to publish a changelog page as a CMS collection with a page per release, write entries users understand, and get them read without RSS.
- WebsiteA meet the team page with real people, kept up to dateWhat to put on a meet the team page: names, roles, short bios and photos people agreed to, kept in a collection so the page changes when the team does.
- WebsiteA public roadmap page that sets expectations instead of promisesHow to run a public roadmap page in now, next and later columns, take feature requests by form, and why Anticode's version has no public voting.
- WebsiteA small business website that answers customers before they ringWhat every small business website needs whatever the trade, from services and prices to opening details and a privacy policy, and how Anticode builds each page.
- WebsiteA startup investor page that opens conversations, not your data roomWhat a startup investor page should state in public, from traction to team, how to handle deck requests by form, and what to keep off a page anyone can read.
- WebsiteA status page you update by hand, and when you need moreWhat a service status page must show during an outage, how to write incident updates, and where a hand-updated Anticode status page builder stops short.
- WebsiteAn early-stage startup website that says what you do, for whom, and what it costsWhat an early startup's site must say before it has customers, how it grows from waitlist to pricing page, and when to export to Next.js for real accounts.
- WebsiteBuild a press kit page journalists can use on deadlineWhat a press kit page needs (boilerplate, fact sheet, founder bios, logos, product photos, a named press contact) and how to keep it current with Anticode.
- WebsitePut your brand guidelines on a website people can link toWhat a brand guidelines website should cover, from logo clear space to colour values, why it beats a PDF, and what Anticode's design systems show about consistency.
- WebsiteWrite a case study page a sceptical buyer will believeHow to structure a case study page around problem, approach and a result the client signs off, and keep every case study as its own page in an Anticode collection.
- WebsiteWrite a sponsorship page that a sponsor can sign off onHow to lay out sponsor tiers like a pricing table, which audience facts to share, and how Anticode builds a sponsorship page with an enquiry form and a payment link.
Community and causes
- WebsiteA charity event website that sells tickets and explains the causeBuild a charity event website with tickets and donations through payment links, sponsors and the cause, and know what's missing: live totals and auctions.
- WebsiteA fantasy league website for everything your platform doesn't keepBuild a fantasy league website for the rules, past champions, trophies and weekly write-ups, with scores posted by hand from the platform where you play.
- WebsiteA hobby club website that answers when, where and how to joinWhat newcomers and members look for on a hobby club website (meetings, fees, fixtures, joining) and how Anticode keeps fixtures in a CMS collection.
- WebsiteA mentorship program website that makes matching by hand workableHow to set up a mentorship program website with separate mentor and mentee sign-ups sent to one spreadsheet you match by hand, and what a site can't do for members.
- WebsiteA tech meetup website that outlasts any one eventHow to build a tech meetup website: the next event up top, past talks in a collection, a talk proposal form organisers can triage, and a sponsors section.
- WebsiteAn awareness campaign website that turns readers into a pledge or a letterHow an awareness campaign website should present sourced facts, ask for one action such as a pledge or a letter, and read well on a phone, built with Anticode.
- WebsiteBuild a petition website that a decision maker has to answerHow to write a petition with a named target and a clear ask, which details a signature needs, and where an Anticode petition website fits and falls short.
- WebsiteRecruit volunteers with clear roles, honest time commitments and a short formHow to write a volunteer sign up page people finish: specific roles, real time commitments, a short form, and each sign-up sent to a coordinator's sheet or Slack.
Content and resources
- WebsiteA city guide website worth trusting over a list of search resultsHow to build a city guide website from places you've actually been: categories, honest notes, map links, a date on every entry, and photos you took yourself.
- WebsiteA curated directory website, with listings you chooseHow to run a curated directory website: listing fields, inclusion criteria, keeping entries current, a suggest-a-listing form, and why Anticode has no paid listings.
- WebsiteA recipe website that gets cooks to the ingredients fastHow a recipe website builder should structure each recipe, from serves and timings to method, kept as a collection with one page per recipe and no life story first.
- WebsiteA resource library page that people can still find things inHow to organise a resource library page by type and topic so it stays usable as it grows, kept as a collection with a page per guide, template or link.
- WebsiteA simple blog website, and whether it's enough for youWhat a simple blog website needs, how Anticode keeps posts as a collection with a page each, and the missing pieces (comments, RSS, scheduling) to weigh first.
- WebsiteAn online magazine website built around issues, not a feedHow to plan an online magazine website with issues and articles in collections, an editorial design, contributor pitches, and why there's no paywall.
- WebsiteAn owner-edited wiki: when a knowledge base website is enoughUsing a wiki website builder for a knowledge base you or your team edit, how to organise articles in CMS collections, and when you need real wiki software.
- WebsiteBuild a newsletter archive website that brings in new subscribersWhy republishing past issues as web pages helps a newsletter grow, how to edit an email for the web, and how Anticode keeps an archive with a sign-up on it.
- WebsiteBuild a product review website readers can trustHow to structure a product review website: test notes, verdicts, comparison tables and affiliate disclosures, kept as entries you edit in one CMS collection.
- WebsiteRun a community events calendar website people trustHow to run a community events calendar website: listing fields, categories, a submit-an-event form you review first, and a routine that keeps old events off it.
- WebsiteSmall product guides on Anticode, and when to use a real docs toolWhere Anticode works as a documentation website builder (a handful of guides as CMS pages) and where it doesn't: no search, versioning or docs from code.
Creators and performers
- WebsiteA comedian website with the next gig at the topBuild a comedian website around upcoming gigs with ticket links to each venue, a few clips, press quotes you really received and a booking contact.
- WebsiteA film website that festival programmers and audiences can useWhat a film website needs for one film: trailer, screening dates kept current, a press kit with stills and credits, and laurels shown only where they're earned.
- WebsiteA newsletter sponsorship page with numbers sponsors can checkWhat a newsletter sponsorship page should show: audience facts you can back up, placement options and an enquiry form, with payment by link once a date is agreed.
- WebsiteA podcast guest page that tells pitchers what fitsWhat a podcast guest page should tell would-be guests about your show, the questions that decide a booking, and sending each pitch to a Notion database.
- WebsiteA solo musician's website: dates, releases, a mailing list and a booking contactWhat a solo artist's site needs, from tour dates to a mailing list, and how Anticode's musician website builder keeps gigs in a CMS collection and links players out.
- WebsiteA support my work page for one-off tips on your own siteA support my work page takes one-off tips through a payment link on your own domain. What to write, and why memberships with perks need a dedicated platform.
- WebsiteA Twitch streamer website that works when you're offlineWhat a Twitch streamer website is for when the channel already exists: a schedule people trust, your setup, socials and a sponsor contact that reaches you.
- WebsiteA website for authors: books, events, a newsletter and the right contactsWhat readers, agents and event hosts need from an author site, and how Anticode's author website builder keeps your book list in a CMS collection you edit.
- WebsiteA website for visual artists that does more than a galleryWhat a website for visual artists needs beyond images: statement, CV, exhibitions, enquiries about available work, and selling an original through a payment link.
- WebsiteA website for writers that doesn't depend on one platformWhat a website for writers should gather (clips, books, a newsletter sign-up, a way to commission you) on your own domain, so readers aren't tied to one platform.
- WebsiteAn album release page for one record, on your own siteWhat an album release page should hold (cover art, tracklist, credits, streaming and store links, release-night details) and why pre-saves need a separate tool.
- WebsiteBuild a voice actor website that leads with your demosHow to lay out a voice actor website: demos by category, studio details and a booking enquiry that gathers what a job needs, plus where Anticode stops.
- WebsiteBuild an actor website casting directors can read in a minuteWhat casting directors check on an actor website (current headshots, a credits grid, a reel and your agent's details) and how to keep credits current.
- WebsiteBuild an EPK that promoters and bookers can use as isWhat a promoter looks for in a musician's EPK, from bios at three lengths to the stage plot and rider, and how Anticode works as an electronic press kit builder.
- WebsiteWhat a channel's own site adds over YouTube, and how to build oneA website for YouTubers that YouTube can't replace: sponsor enquiries, an email list, merch links and a video library you organise, linked out to your channel.
Education and research
- WebsiteA public class website for teachers that parents can rely onHow to build a class website for teachers: the schedule, resources and parent contact form, and the privacy rule it must hold with no student names or photos.
- WebsiteA research lab website that doesn't depend on one personThe pages a research lab website needs (team, projects, publications, openings, news) and how CMS collections let several lab members keep each one current.
- WebsiteA research poster website: the page behind the QR codeA research poster website gives visitors the findings, full figures, references and your contact after they scan the poster's QR code. What to put on it and how.
- WebsiteA scholarship application page applicants can understand at onceWhat a scholarship application page needs: eligibility, deadline, criteria and a form with answers sent to Airtable, and why applicants can't upload documents.
- WebsiteA thesis project website for examiners, employers and the publicWhat a thesis project website should hold (abstract, chapter summaries, data and code links, contact) and how to keep it online after your university account ends.
- WebsiteA workshop landing page that fills a one-day sessionWhat a workshop landing page needs: outcomes, an agenda, the trainer, practical details and a way to pay or register, with places counted by you.
- WebsiteAn academic personal website you keep when you change institutionWhat belongs on an academic personal website (publications, teaching, CV, contact), why to own the address, and how to keep publications in a CMS collection.
- WebsiteMake a school project website where the work is yoursHow to plan a school project website so the research and writing are yours, use Anticode for layout and checks, and hand it in as a single HTML file.
- WebsiteMaking a website for kids that's easy, safe and collects nothingWhat a website for kids needs: big tap targets, short words, clear pictures, no tracking and no data collection, and why script-free pages suit it well.
Events and occasions
- WebsiteA baby shower website with the invitation, RSVPs and registryPut the baby shower invitation, RSVP, registry links and directions on one page, and send every reply to a spreadsheet the co-hosts can share.
- WebsiteA birth announcement website you can share and take down laterWhat to put on a birth announcement website (name, date, photos, a note), what to leave off a page anyone could read, and how to unpublish it when you're done.
- WebsiteA birthday invitation website with the details in one placeMake a birthday invitation website that holds the details a group chat buries, takes RSVPs by form, looks the part, and comes down cleanly after the party.
- WebsiteA call for speakers page that brings in talks you wantWhat a call for speakers page should say about themes, format, deadline and what you cover, plus a submission form whose answers go to Airtable for review.
- WebsiteA class reunion website that finds the people you've lostPlan a class reunion website around finding classmates: a 'we're looking for' list, a contact form for tip-offs, venue details and a ticket payment link.
- WebsiteA conference site whose speakers and schedule stay editable as they changeThe pages a conference needs, from speakers and schedule to tickets and code of conduct, and how a conference website builder keeps the agenda editable in a CMS.
- WebsiteA graduation party website for the announcement, the party and the photosWhat to put on a graduation party website: the announcement, party times and place, an RSVP form, and a photo section made from your own pictures.
- WebsiteA group trip website everyone can check without asking youPut a group trip's dates, travel, rooms and packing list on one page, and keep booking references and addresses off it, because the page is public.
- WebsiteA race event website runners can plan their morning fromBuild a race event website with a route map, entry through a payment link, start-time details and results posted as a page afterwards, without live timing.
- WebsiteA retreat website that answers the questions before the bookingWhat a retreat website must spell out (itinerary, rooms, what's included, how to pay) and how to take deposits through a payment link instead of the calendar.
- WebsiteA tournament website players check before every roundWhat a tournament website has to answer, from rules to check-in times, how to take team sign-ups, and why Anticode brackets are updated by hand between rounds.
- WebsiteA wedding weekend schedule guests can check from the hotelHow to write a wedding weekend schedule for guests, from welcome drinks to farewell brunch: times, places, dress and transport for each event, on its own page.
- WebsiteAn art exhibition website for one show, from private view to closeBuild an art exhibition website for a single show: a works list, dates and opening hours, artist statements and a private-view RSVP, separate from a portfolio.
- WebsiteAn event agenda page people can follow from the corridorHow to lay out an event agenda page with tracks, rooms and times that work on a phone, and keep sessions in a CMS collection so late changes take a minute.
- WebsiteBuild a hackathon website hackers and judges can both useWhat a hackathon website needs: rules, prizes, schedule, judging criteria and team registration, plus a sponsors page that lists only real commitments.
- WebsiteBuild a virtual event page around the agenda and how to joinWhat a virtual event page needs (an agenda in several time zones, how to join, recordings after) and why the stream itself runs on another platform.
- WebsiteCollect RSVPs online with a page guests can answer in a minuteHow to build an RSVP website guests answer without an account: the questions to ask, plus-ones and dietary needs, free-plan limits, and replies sent to a sheet.
- WebsiteCreate an event website with every fact attendees need and a form that registers themThe facts every event page needs, from time zone to agenda, and how Anticode's event website builder posts each registration to Slack or a spreadsheet.
- WebsiteMake a memorial website: service details, a life story and shared memoriesHow to make a calm memorial website with funeral details, a life story and photos, plus a memories form the family reads before anything is added to the page.
- WebsiteMake a wedding website guests can actually useWhat guests look up on a wedding website, from venue to RSVP deadline, and how Anticode's wedding website builder sends each reply to a Google Sheet.
- WebsiteSet up a honeymoon fund page guests feel good about usingBuild a honeymoon fund page that takes cash gifts through your own payment link, collects gift messages by form and is upfront with guests about card fees.
Launches and campaigns
- WebsiteA beta tester signup page that finds testers, not just emailsBuild a beta tester signup page that asks about device, use case and time available, so you can pick testers who'll give feedback, with replies sent to Airtable.
- WebsiteA Black Friday landing page that's honest, short and easy to take downHow to build a Black Friday landing page with a real end date, the actual discount and one buy route, then roll the site back afterwards from version history.
- WebsiteA book launch website for the months around publicationWhat a book launch website needs around publication (cover, blurb, pre-order and retailer links, launch events) and how it folds into an author site afterwards.
- WebsiteA challenge sign up page that fits on one screenHow to write a challenge sign up page for a 5-day or 30-day challenge, and send the daily emails from Kit or Mailchimp once people join.
- WebsiteA Chrome extension landing page that earns the installWhat a Chrome extension landing page needs: the store link, each permission in plain words, honest screenshots and a privacy policy at a stable address.
- WebsiteA coming-soon page that holds your domain and sets expectationsHow a coming-soon holding page differs from a waitlist, what it should say, and how a coming-soon page builder lets you publish it now and replace it later.
- WebsiteA demo request page that gets the request to sales fastThe fields a B2B demo request page needs, whether to offer a slot or a reply promise, and how Anticode sends each request to HubSpot or a Slack channel.
- WebsiteA feature announcement page for one change worth explainingWhat a feature announcement page should cover (the change, who it helps, how to try it) so users, support and press have one link, and how to build it with Anticode.
- WebsiteA free download landing page that trades a useful guide for an email addressWhat a lead magnet should promise, how to word the opt-in, and how Kit or Mailchimp delivers the file after a lead magnet page builder passes on the sign-up.
- WebsiteA giveaway landing page with written rules and entries you can checkWhat a giveaway landing page needs: the prize, written rules, a short entry form and a fair way to pick winners, with the parts you handle yourself listed.
- WebsiteA long-form sales page that orders problem, proof, objections and priceHow a long-form sales page is ordered, which claims you must be able to back up, and how a sales page builder connects its buy buttons to your payment link.
- WebsiteA newsletter landing page that gives a stranger a reason to subscribeWhat makes a stranger subscribe, from a sample issue to how often you write, and how a newsletter signup page sends each address straight to Kit or Mailchimp.
- WebsiteA webinar registration page that states the time, the length and the takeawayWhat a webinar sign-up page must state, from time zone to what attendees leave with, and why the joining link comes from your webinar tool, not the page.
- WebsiteAn indie game website that gets wishlists and press coverageWhat an indie game website needs, from the wishlist button to a press kit journalists can use, plus a small playable teaser built as an Anticode app.
- WebsiteBuild a campaign microsite, measure it, and take it down when it's doneWhen a campaign deserves its own small site, how to put it on a subdomain, read its page views by source and retire it cleanly afterwards.
- WebsiteBuild a mobile app landing page that the app stores will acceptWhat a mobile app landing page needs that other launches don't: store badges, real screenshots, a privacy policy URL, a support contact. And how Anticode builds it.
- WebsiteBuild a waitlist page with AIUse Anticode as a waitlist page builder: one clear promise, a sign-up form that reaches you, and a page that passes design and security checks before launch.
- WebsitePPC landing pages: what Anticode does well, and the tracking it can't addHow to build a PPC landing page that matches the ad and converts, and the honest limits: no tracking pixels or A/B tests, because Anticode pages run no scripts.
- WebsiteTurn your waitlist into a launch page with a real price and a buy buttonWhat changes on launch day, from a real price to screenshots of the product, and how a product launch page builder rebuilds a waitlist with a payment link.
Page types and formats
- WebsiteA contact page that tells people how to reach you, and keeps their messages safeWhat a contact page should offer besides a form (reply times, other routes, location), and how Anticode seals messages at rest and routes them to Slack or Telegram.
- WebsiteA domain holding page that says who owns it and how to get in touchPut a simple domain holding page on a name you've bought: who it belongs to, a contact, or a for-sale note, served over HTTPS with the certificate issued for you.
- WebsiteA plans and pricing page visitors can compare at a glanceHow to lay out plans so they compare at a glance, what to put under each price, and how a pricing page builder links plan buttons to your payment link.
- WebsiteA single-page website, in the order your visitor's questions arriveWhen one scrolling page is enough, how to order its sections so each answers the next question, and how Anticode's one page website builder reorders them.
- WebsiteA static website builder whose pages ship as plain HTML and CSSWhat a static site buys you (no scripts, a strict Content-Security-Policy, nothing to patch) and how Anticode's pages ship as plain HTML you can export as one file.
- WebsiteBuild an FAQ page from the questions people actually askHow to gather the questions customers really send, group and answer them, and when Anticode's FAQ section or a separate FAQ page suits your site.
- WebsiteDesign the page your QR code opens: phone-first, one action, a URL you ownHow to design a QR code landing page: phone-first, one action, readable in poor light, and on an address you control so printed codes never break.
- WebsiteMake a timeline website from dated events you can keep adding toHow to plan a timeline website: choosing events, writing each entry, layout on phones, and keeping dated events in one collection so the history stays current.
- WebsiteRedesign your website with AI, starting from the site you already haveHow an AI website redesign works from your current site's link, what to check before you switch, and why content and old addresses still need your attention.
- WebsiteRunning a website without cookies or trackersWhat a website without cookies really involves, how visits can still be counted, which outside requests remain, and why your legal position still needs checking.
- WebsiteShow a client a real, clickable draft site before anything is agreedUse Anticode as a website mockup generator: a working draft for a pitch, shared by a review link the client opens without an account, revised version by version.
- WebsiteThe short route from one sentence to a published simple websiteHow a simple website builder should work: which choices Anticode asks you about, which it makes for you, and the basics every small site still needs.
- WebsiteWhat a mobile friendly website actually needs, and how Anticode checks itThe concrete parts of a mobile friendly website (viewport, tap targets, reflow, text size) and how a mobile website builder can block pages that miss them.
- WebsiteWhen a site needs separate pages, and how Anticode builds themA multi page website builder that makes Work, Services, About, Pricing, FAQ, Book and Contact real pages, plus a sitemap. When to split pages, and when not to.
- WebsiteWrite a competitor comparison page that's fair enough to believeHow to write an us versus them page with dated sources and honest trade-offs, the rules Anticode follows for its own comparisons, and how to build one.
Personal sites
- WebsiteA D&D campaign website your players will actually readHow a game master can build a D&D campaign website: lore, characters and session recaps as collections, plus a small dice roller or initiative tracker app.
- WebsiteA digital business card website that opens in a tapHow to build a digital business card website: one phone screen with your name, role and contact buttons, opened from a QR code or NFC tag.
- WebsiteA family website for news and gatherings, with one honest caveatWhat a family website is good for (news, gatherings, a shared story), what Anticode builds for it, and why public pages mean private details belong somewhere else.
- WebsiteA for sale by owner website that books viewings for youWhat buyers need on a for sale by owner website, from key facts to floor plans, how to take viewing bookings, and the disclosures that remain your job.
- WebsiteA garage sale website where buyers can see what's leftHow to run a garage sale website: a photo list of items with prices, a reserve form so buyers come for something specific, and payment in person on the day.
- WebsiteA link-in-bio page you own, with a sign-up form and visits by sourceAnticode as a link in bio page builder: a short, script-free page on your own domain that loads quickly on a phone, takes sign-ups and shows where visits come from.
- WebsiteA pet website made from your own photos, with a lost-pet page for the tagIdeas for a pet website: a photo-led profile, their story, a lost-pet contact page for a QR tag, or a memorial, and what not to put online.
- WebsiteA travel journal website: your trips, your photos, your recordKeep a travel journal website as a personal record: entries per day or place, your own photos, simple fields for each trip, and the safety habits of posting online.
- WebsiteAn interactive CV for roles where the CV itself is the demoWhen an interactive CV helps (skill filters, a timeline you can scrub, a project explorer), when a plain resume page is wiser, and how to build one as an app.
- WebsiteMake a fan website that's clearly yours and clearly unofficialWhat a fan website can publish without borrowing copyrighted media, how to keep news current from a CMS collection, and how to say plainly it isn't official.
- WebsiteMake a marriage proposal website that's yours alonePlan a marriage proposal website around your story and photos, build the reveal as a small app, keep it private until the day and take it down after.
- WebsiteMake a tribute page from everyone's messagesHow to make a tribute page for a retirement, milestone birthday or farewell: collect messages by form, curate them, then publish the page as the gift.
- WebsiteMake a Valentine's Day website for one personBuild a Valentine's Day website as a small playful app: a reveal, a 'no' button that runs away, your own photos, with nothing collected and nothing tracked.
- WebsiteMake your own personal website, with an About page and a contact formA personal website builder guide: the one-line introduction, the About page, where to find you and a contact form that reaches you, built by Anticode.
- WebsitePublish your family history as a family tree website people can browseHow to turn genealogy research into a family tree website: a page per person, sources cited, living relatives protected, and an interactive tree as an app.
- WebsiteTurn your CV into a page a recruiter can read in thirty secondsHow to turn a CV into an online resume a recruiter can skim, what to cut, and how Anticode's resume website builder makes it fast and accessible on your own domain.
- WebsiteWhat a now page is, and how to keep one currentA now page tells visitors what you're focused on at the moment. What to put on it, how it differs from an about page, and a routine that keeps it honest.
Professional profiles
- WebsiteA freelance website that wins work: one service, real proof, a price and a brief formHow a freelancer's site wins work with one service line, proof, a starting price and availability, and how a project brief form sends enquiries to Notion or HubSpot.
- WebsiteA personal website for students that's simple enough to keep upWhat a personal website for students can show without a work history (projects, coursework, activities) and how to keep it small enough to maintain through a degree.
- WebsiteA speaker website that answers an event organiser's checklistWhat organisers check before booking a speaker, from topics to press photos and fees, and how Anticode's speaker website builder adds a talks page and enquiry form.
- WebsiteA website for a job application: one page, one role, one readerWhen a website for a job application is worth the effort, and what to put on a page made for one role: why this job, relevant work and a short video link.
- WebsiteA website for a side business that runs on one evening a monthHow to keep a website for a side business small enough to look after in an evening a month: one page, a contact form, a payment link and nothing needing daily care.
- WebsiteAn athlete website coaches and sponsors can check quicklyWhat an athlete website needs for recruiting and sponsorship: verifiable stats, results, video links, a season schedule and contact, kept current from the dashboard.
- WebsiteAn executive bio page that event organisers and journalists can useHow to build an executive bio page: a formal bio at three lengths, a headshot people can use, speaking topics and one contact route for press and organisers.
- WebsiteBuild a personal brand website around what you thinkHow a personal brand website differs from a CV page, the pages it needs (writing, speaking, a newsletter) and how Anticode ties them together on one domain.
Selling and payments
- WebsiteA free consultation page that fills your calendar with the right callsHow a free consultation page screens callers with clear copy and a few questions before they pick a slot, and what Anticode's booking calendar does and doesn't do.
- WebsiteA gift voucher page that sells, while you send the codesWhat a gift voucher page needs to say, how to take payment with a checkout link, and the manual step of issuing and tracking codes that Anticode doesn't do.
- WebsiteA merch website for creators: your page, your provider's checkoutHow a merch website for creators can show products on your own page and send buy buttons to your shop or payment link, and what stock and shipping stay with you.
- WebsiteA service packages page that sells fixed-scope workHow to lay out a service packages page: scope, what's included, turnaround and one clear buy or enquire button per package, and what Anticode builds for it.
- WebsiteA simple payment page for amounts you've already agreedA payment page builder for one job: taking a known fee, deposit or service payment through your own Stripe, PayPal or other link, and what it won't do for billing.
- WebsiteAn art commission page with a clear price sheet, terms and a way to payWhat an art commission page needs: examples per tier, a price sheet, terms, a request form with reference links, and payment by link from your own provider.
- WebsiteAn event ticket sales page for small events, and where it stopsBuild an event ticket sales page with a payment link from your own provider, and see what it can't do: capacity limits, QR tickets and door check-in.
- WebsiteAn online donation page that earns trust before it asksHow a donation page earns trust and what to put on it, how to take gifts through a Stripe or PayPal link, and what Anticode's donation page builder can't do.
- WebsiteAn online product catalogue with prices and enquiry buttons, not a cartBuild a product catalog website for a range you quote or invoice by hand: products in a CMS collection, a page per item, and enquiries that reach you directly.
- WebsiteBuild a request a quote page that tells you enough to replyThe questions that make a quote request worth answering, how to set expectations on the page, and how Anticode works out a ballpark from the form on the server.
- WebsiteBuild a single product website that sells one thing wellWhat a single product website needs (photos, details, honest answers, one buy button) and how Anticode builds it with a payment link instead of a cart.
- WebsiteMembership websites: the sales page Anticode can build, and the members area it can'tAn honest look at Anticode as a membership website builder: no member logins on published sites, but a sales page, payment link and invite form, or a Next.js export.
- WebsiteSell ebooks, templates and files from your own site, with checkout at your providerBuild a website to sell digital products without a cart: products shown on your site, and a Gumroad or Lemon Squeezy link that takes payment and delivers files.
- WebsiteTake orders by form instead of a cartWhen an online order form website beats a shop: made-to-order goods, bulk and repeat orders. The fields to ask for, and how a server-side formula totals the order.
- WebsiteTake pre-orders honestly: the page, the payment link and the promisesWhat a pre-order page must tell buyers (ship date, what's charged, refunds, delays) and how Anticode builds one that takes payment through your own payment link.