Build Route 01 / Wix

Choose Wix when a customer needs to understand your offer and contact you this week.

This is the route for a standard business website. Think service pages, portfolios, basic offers, proof, and one clear way to request a quote, book a call, or send an inquiry.

OUTPUT: A CLEAR 4-PAGE BUSINESS SITE

The exact moment to choose Wix

You run a local service, consulting business, coaching offer, creative business, or simple online offer. A person should be able to land on the site, understand what you do, and take the next step without needing a custom app.

Build this first version

  1. Home: “I help [specific person] get [specific result].”
  2. Offer: List what you do, what is included, and who it is for.
  3. Proof: Add real examples, credentials, before-and-after work, or FAQs.
  4. Contact: Add one form, booking link, or quote request action.

45-minute first test

Do not start by choosing colors. Write the headline, create one offer section, and add a button that says exactly what happens next: “Request a quote,” “Book a call,” or “See availability.” If a stranger can understand the offer from that first screen, keep building.

Stop and choose another route if...

You catch yourself planning a client login, a lead-tracking dashboard, a calculator, or a tool that needs to store and process information. That is a Base44 problem. If you only have loose notes and need an AI-generated starting draft, look at Wegic first.

Christopher’s desk note

A simple site with one clear next step is better than a beautiful site with nowhere for a customer to go.