Use case
A site for a small business
Opening hours, services, a way to find you and a way to get in touch. The site most small businesses actually need is small, and it should be yours to keep.
What you might ask for
A site for a dental practice with opening hours, services and directions.
A cafe site with the menu, opening hours and a map link.
A site for my bike repair shop: services with prices, a photo of the workshop, and how to book a repair by phone.
What vibld produces
- A one-page or few-page React and TypeScript site on Vite, styled with Tailwind and shadcn/ui components.
- Sections for what you named (hours, services, directions), with the copy written for your business rather than lorem ipsum.
- A DESIGN.md recording the colours, type and breakpoints it chose, which the build is checked against.
Worth knowing first
- A contact or booking form has no server behind it until you add one. The builder is told to say so on the page rather than pretend it sends.
- Put the real hours, prices and address in the request. Anything you leave out, it has to invent.
Then the same flow as everything else: a staged checkpoint to read, a private preview, and export, a pull request or a publish when you are ready. How it works
Real ones
Built by vibld from the prompt shown, with no hand edits. Each has a live copy and its source on the examples page.
An indie coffee roaster
A marketing site for an indie coffee roaster with features and testimonials
A dental practice
A site for a dental practice with opening hours, services and directions