A little knowledge.
A lot more confidence.
The complete DigiThat learning collection, now at home on DigiSites. Free to explore, with practical tools to help you take the next step.
No account or email gate. Lesson progress stays in this browser; planning drafts stay in this browser tab. Downloads are yours to keep.
A route you can actually follow.
- Start with your customer
Describe your offer and audience. Leave with a starting plan.
- Make your offer clear
Write one sentence a new visitor can understand. Test it with someone in your audience.
- Build trust with evidence
Gather one honest example, a real review with permission or a clear explanation of your process.
- Design the next step
Choose the action and explain what happens afterwards.
- Make your website brief
Turn your priorities into a reviewed plan you can keep.
- Use AI with a clear brief
Build a prompt, check the draft and keep responsibility for the facts.
- Check, launch and learn
Test the whole customer journey. Keep a recovery plan and improve one thing at a time.
One useful step is progress. You can pause, skip ahead or come back when your business is ready.
The AI prompt builder
Turn your business, audience and goal into a useful prompt. Free to copy, edit and download.
Give it a try →FREE INTERACTIVE TOOLWebsite Success Roadmap
Choose your business type. Understand the pages, features and next steps your customers need.
Give it a try →12 practical lessonsThe Website Playbook
Clear explanations, mini challenges, saved progress and primary sources. Start with the topics that matter to your site.
Open the full playbook ↗8 guided stages + feature explorerThe Bigger Picture
Turn your business, audience and priorities into a useful website brief. Explore features, review your wording and download it.
Build your website brief ↗20 step-by-step guidesAI, Made Useful
Ten ideas for everyday life and ten for small business. Practical examples, starter prompts and things to check.
Make AI useful ↗3 questions. No fake score.Website self-check
A quick self-review to find three useful priorities. Based on your answers, without scanning or grading your website.
Find your next steps ↗10 sections + printable PDFWebsite setup checklist
Organise content, domains, hosting, email and launch responsibilities. Fill in a browser-tab draft or use the original workbook.
Get organised ↗Plain-English referenceWeb words, translated
Find your way through website vocabulary without pretending you already know what every acronym means.
Open the glossary ↗A little colour confidence.
Try the free colour playground, then download the palette you like.
Have a play →