Templates

Veloxa Build: Ready-made templates and starter prompts

Start Veloxa Build from a finished design or from a prompt. A template opens as your own project with working forms and features; tell the AI what to change ("use my menu and prices", "make it green") and it edits the site in a live preview.

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Ready-made templates

Start from a finished site

“Start from this template” opens the builder and makes the template a new project of yours. You sign in with your VeloxaHost account if you are not already, and the template is waiting afterwards.

Apps

To-do List

A polished to-do app with due dates, filters and dark mode. Each visitor signs in and keeps their own list.

  • Saves data per visitor
  • Visitor sign-in
Start from this template: To-do List

Apps

Habit Tracker

A daily habit tracker with a weekly grid, streaks and progress. Each visitor signs in to keep their own.

  • Saves data per visitor
  • Visitor sign-in
Start from this template: Habit Tracker
Prompts by industry

Pick a starting point

“Start with this prompt” opens the builder with the text filled in but not sent, so you can edit it first. You sign in with your VeloxaHost account if you are not already, and the prompt is still there afterwards.

Restaurant

Restaurant website

Menu, opening hours, location and a reservation request form.

Build a website for my restaurant, Olive & Ember, a family-run Mediterranean place. Sections: a hero with our name, a photo area and a short line about wood-fired cooking; the menu grouped into starters, mains, desserts and drinks, each dish with a one-line description and a price; our opening hours, with the kitchen closing 30 minutes before we do; our address with a directions section; a reservation request form asking for date, time, party size, name and phone number, with each request sent to my Inbox; and a short story about the family. Warm, earthy colours, easy to read on a phone, and laid out so I can change dishes and prices later.
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Bakery

Bakery website

Daily bakes, custom cake enquiries and a pre-order request form.

Build a website for my bakery, Rise & Crumb. Sections: a hero with our name and the line 'Baked before sunrise'; a 'Today's bakes' list of breads and pastries with prices, and a 'sold out' label for items that have run out; a custom cakes page with a gallery area for photos of past cakes, the sizes we offer and starting prices; a pre-order request form for collection orders asking for the items, the collection day and time, name and phone, with each order sent to my Inbox; our opening hours and address; and a note on allergens. Soft cream and brown colours, friendly rounded type, and photos front and centre.
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Salon

Hair salon or barbershop website

Price list, stylist profiles, gallery and booking requests.

Build a website for my hair salon, Studio Nine. Sections: a bold hero with our name and one line about our style; a price list grouped into cuts, colour and treatments, with how long each one takes; a profile for each of our three stylists with a photo area, their specialty and a short bio; a gallery of our work; our opening hours and address; and a booking request form asking for the service, preferred stylist, preferred day and time, name and phone number, with each request sent to my Inbox. Minimal black and white design with one accent colour, large photos, and a 'Book now' button that stays visible on phones.
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Portfolio

Portfolio website

Selected work, case studies, an about page and a contact form.

Build a portfolio website for me, Maya Chen, a freelance illustrator and designer. Pages: a home page with a short introduction and a grid of my selected work; a project page for each piece with large images, the client, the brief and what I did; an about page with a photo area, a short bio and the clients I have worked with; and a contact page with a form asking for name, email, project type, budget range and message. Clean, gallery-style layout with lots of white space, so the work stands out, and a simple top menu that works well on phones.
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SaaS landing page

SaaS landing page

A product page with features, pricing tiers, FAQ and a waitlist.

Build a landing page for my SaaS product, Shiftly, a scheduling tool for small clinics. Sections: a hero with a clear headline, a one-sentence explanation and a 'Join the waitlist' button; three key benefits with icons; a 'How it works' section in three steps; a pricing section with three tiers (Basic, Clinic, Group) and what each includes; a FAQ with six questions; and a waitlist form that asks for name, work email and clinic size and sends each sign-up to my Inbox. Modern, trustworthy design in deep blue and white, with a product screenshot placeholder in the hero.
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Agency

Agency website

Services, case studies, team and a project enquiry form.

Build a website for my digital agency, Northlight Studio, which does branding and websites for local businesses. Pages: a home page with a confident headline, our services and three featured case studies; a services page explaining branding, web design and content, each with what is included and a starting price; a case study page for each project with the challenge, what we did and the result; a team page with photo areas and short bios; and a contact page with a project enquiry form asking for name, company, email, services needed, budget range and timeline. Sharp, modern design with strong type and a dark hero.
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After the first version

Then keep chatting

The first version is a start. These are the kind of messages that shape it into your site, one change at a time.

  • Restaurant website

    • “Add a specials section at the top of the menu with today's three dishes.”
    • “Make the opening hours more visible on phones and add our holiday closing dates.”

  • Bakery website

    • “Add a wedding cakes section with a consultation request form.”
    • “Show a banner when we are closed for the holidays, with the date we reopen.”

  • Hair salon or barbershop website

    • “Add a 'last-minute openings' section I can update when someone cancels.”
    • “Give each stylist their own page with a bigger gallery of their work.”

  • Portfolio website

    • “Add filters to the work grid for illustration, branding and editorial.”
    • “Use the images I attached for the first three projects.”

  • SaaS landing page

    • “Add a comparison table of Shiftly against spreadsheets and paper diaries.”
    • “Rewrite the headline to focus on fewer missed appointments.”

  • Agency website

    • “Add a client logo strip under the hero on the home page.”
    • “Turn the enquiry form into two steps: project details first, contact details second.”
Writing prompts

Four tips for a better first version

  • Name the sections

    List the parts you want in order (hero, menu, hours, contact form). The AI fills in the rest, but a list of sections gets you closer on the first try.

  • Give it your real details

    Swap the made-up names, prices and hours for your own before you send. Real content makes a better first version than placeholders.

  • Describe the feel

    A few words on colours, type and mood ("warm and earthy", "sharp and modern") shape the design more than any technical instruction.

  • Attach what you have

    Logos, photos and PDFs attached to the message are saved in the project, and the AI uses them where you ask.

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