From description to draft: how site generation actually works

When you describe your business during setup, WUWI Sites doesn't hand your words to a model and hope. The structure comes first: your site type, your services and your market decide which pages exist and which sections each page gets. That part is deterministic — the same inputs produce the same skeleton every time.

Where the model comes in

The model's job is narrow on purpose. It tightens the description you wrote into a one-sentence hero line and writes one grounded line per service — using only what you told it. It's instructed never to invent facts, numbers, awards or customer quotes. If it can't produce something grounded, the page falls back to your own words.

Why the output is editable

Every generated section is an ordinary block in the builder: a heading, a paragraph, a button, a card. There's no "AI section" that behaves differently. You can rearrange, restyle or delete any of it, the same way you'd edit something you built by hand — because structurally, it is.