Corvela understands normal language. The more it knows, the closer the first version will be.
Say what, who and how
- What it is: a business site, a portfolio, a shop page, an event page…
- Who it's for: your business name, your city, your customers.
- What's on it: prices, opening hours, a gallery, a contact form, reviews.
- How it feels: calm, bold, playful, elegant; a colour you like.
Good examples
- “A portfolio of my work under my name, [your name]. Black and white, lots of space, a big gallery and a contact form.”
- “Make the buttons rounder and the green a bit darker.”
- “Move the reviews above the prices and add three more reviews.”
- “Put my logo (the picture I attached) in the top left and make it a bit smaller.”
Use your own saved style
On Pro and Max, open the project menu (next to the project name) and choose Save this style to keep a site's look: its colours, fonts, buttons and spacing. Then, in any project, open the + menu and choose Use a saved style so the next site or page matches your brand. You can keep up to 20 styles.
Show a website you like
Open the + menu and choose Copy the style of a website, then paste a link. Corvela reads that site's colours, fonts and layout and uses them for yours, with your own words and pictures (it never copies another company's name, logo or text).
Point at the part you mean
If it's hard to describe where something is, use capture: drag a box over that part of the preview and say what to change there.
One change at a time works best
Corvela can do several things at once, but if a result surprises you, ask for one change at a time. Every change is saved in History, so trying something out is safe.