Questions you answer in the chat

Rewriting a page from a theme demo showed three habits worth changing. All three are fixed.

It looks first, then asks in a form

Opening hours, addresses, phone numbers and names are often already on the site: in the header's top bar, the footer or the contact page. Rekhu Builder now looks there first. What it cannot find, it asks at the end of its answer, as a short form in the chat with its best guess filled in where it has one. You fill in the fields, click Send answers, and it puts them where they belong. It no longer leaves placeholders such as "[ask client: …]" in page copy.

Headings stay headings

In a rewrite, a heading stays a short title, about as long as the one it replaces, and longer copy goes into the text below it. Before, a long sentence could end up in a large heading, push a card out of shape and hide the form under it.

Nothing written where visitors cannot see it

Themes often carry two versions of a section, one for desktop and one for phones, each hidden on the other device. Rekhu Builder now sees which elements are hidden where, and puts copy only where visitors on desktop see it.