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How a build goes

An assistant builds in the same order every time, and Bevel MCP keeps it on track:
  1. Read the site and its current design.
  2. Write a direction. A few lines before touching anything: mood, a palette with one accent, a type pairing, one signature detail, and how the home page opens.
  3. Design system. Colours, typography, the button style and its hover animation.
  4. Logo. From Brand assets, from the business’s website, or a generated wordmark.
  5. Header, with its menu.
  6. Pages. Each one added to the menu, and the home page set as the front page.
  7. Footer, built to match. A build is not finished while the starter header or footer is still live, and the assistant is reminded until it is.
A shop adds a product template and a product archive template, and rebuilds the Cart, Checkout and My account pages WooCommerce made.

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Briefing the assistant

A short brief works. What helps most:
  • Who it is for and what they do. The industry picks the logo mark, the section shapes and the photography.
  • A reference, if you have one: a site you like, a screenshot, a Framer template. The assistant builds to its style.
  • The words. Real copy beats “lorem” every time; the assistant writes well from bullet points.
  • The files. Drop them into Brand assets first.
Example:
Build a site for Northline Roofing, a family roofing contractor in Leeds. Repairs, re-roofs, gutters, inspections. Warm and plain-spoken, no stock-photo gloss. Five pages: Home, Services, About, Reviews, Contact. Logo and photos are in Brand assets.

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Every page is checked

Before a page is saved, Bevel MCP checks it the way a designer would. Small slips are fixed on the spot: how things line up on a phone, button hover colours, padding, image crops that keep faces in frame, the light logo on dark backgrounds. Mistakes it cannot fix are sent back to the assistant with the reason, so it corrects them before you ever see the page.

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Changing a page later

Ask in plain words: “make the hero shorter”, “add a pricing section after Services”, “swap the testimonials for a quote from Sarah”. The assistant edits one section at a time and will not overwrite a page that changed since it last read it.