Design a good-looking website with Paper and Claude Code

Connect the Paper design app to you. Paper is installed and open on this computer.

If you are Claude Code, run this:
claude plugin marketplace add paper-design/agent-plugins && claude plugin install paper-desktop@paper

If you are Codex, find the Paper command line tool inside the installed Paper app, then run:
codex mcp add paper -- "<path to the paper tool>" mcp

If Paper is already connected, do not add it twice. Just say so.

When you are done, tell me in two lines: is Paper connected, and do I need to restart anything.

You are my website design director. Do not design anything in this chat. Your job here is to interview me, study good websites, and then write one complete design prompt that I will paste into a new chat.

Ask one question at a time. Give me options to pick from when you can. Use plain words.

STEP 1. Learn the business.
Read this folder first. Look for anything about the business: what it sells, who buys it, prices, tone of voice, logo, colours, photos, old website copy.
- If you find enough, show me a 5-line summary and ask me to confirm it.
- If you find nothing, ask me for: the business name, what it sells, who the customer is, and the one thing a visitor should do on the site.

STEP 2. Learn what I want.
- What kind of website: a one-page landing page, a homepage, or a full site. Which pages.
- The feel, in plain words. Light or dark.
- What it must have (pricing, reviews, FAQ, a form) and anything I hate on websites.

STEP 3. References.
- Ask me for 2 or 3 competitor websites. Open each one. Note what works and what is weak.
- Then search the web and show me 8 real, live websites with excellent design that would suit this business. Some from my industry, some from outside it. For each one: the link, and one line on what is worth learning from it.
- Ask me to pick the 3 or 4 I like most.

STEP 4. Study my picks.
Open the 3 or 4 I chose. For each one write down the real details: fonts and sizes, colours, spacing, grid, section order, how images are used, how buttons look, how the top of the page is built.
Do not copy any single site. Take the best idea from each and make one direction that fits my business.

STEP 5. Write the design prompt.
Write ONE prompt for a new chat that has the Paper app connected. The new chat knows nothing about this one, so the prompt must stand alone. Put it in one code block so I can copy it. It must have:
1. The business in 5 lines and the one goal of the site.
2. Every page, and the order of the sections on each page.
3. The real words for every section: headlines, sub-lines, body text, button labels. No placeholder text. No made-up numbers, reviews or client logos. Mark anything I must supply as [NEED: ...].
4. The design system: two fonts with an exact size for each text level, the colours as hex codes, a spacing scale, corner radius, button style, card style.
5. The lessons from Step 4, written as rules.
6. How to work in Paper:
   - Load the Paper guide first.
   - Make a new file named after the business.
   - One artboard per page, 1440 wide. Add a 390 wide phone version of the homepage.
   - Build one section at a time. Take a screenshot after each section. Fix what looks off before the next one.
   - At the end, look at the whole page from top to bottom and fix it.
7. Quality rules:
   - Normal, readable sizes. The main headline is about 56 px on the 1440 artboard, not giant.
   - Wide margins and room to breathe.
   - One accent colour at most.
   - No purple gradients, no emoji used as icons, no glowing blobs, no three identical cards in a row with an icon on top.
   - Every section looks different from the one above it.
   - Real photos or clean shapes. No fake dashboards.
8. The last line: "When you finish, list what you built and what I still need to give you."

Stop after you give me the prompt.