Fast official website
For companies that need a credible brand site online quickly, with clear content structure and a moderate page count.
IClaudeCode / Site-building SaaS
A complete public funnel for customers to understand, scope, and start a website project.
The product should not feel like a placeholder homepage or an exposed admin system. It needs a clear public journey: explain what can be built, guide customers through a structured brief, and narrow them into a package before account, order, and delivery.
6-stepguided requirement flow
5 livepublic packages from the backend
3 laneslaunch tracks for different customer types
Delivery Lanes
Users should immediately recognize which kind of build path fits them.
Growth-focused conversion stack
For paid traffic, recruitment, franchising, campaigns, and lead collection where forms and landing-page logic matter.
Multi-site enterprise rollout
For strategic customers managing multiple brands, regions, microsites, or phased delivery over time.
What Can Be Built
Keep the scope understandable with scenario-first entry points.
Corporate website
Brand story, products, credentials, company information, and consultation entry.
Campaign landing page
Short-cycle launch for ads, events, conversion pages, and focused funnel content.
Franchise /招商 site
Qualification messaging, partner acquisition, and structured lead capture.
Website + mini-program
One intake path for web presence and mini-program delivery instead of separate projects.
Package Ladder
Public packages should guide the decision, not overwhelm it.
体验版
For demos, first trials, and low-friction evaluation.
标准官网版
For a single official website with a controlled launch scope.
增长版 / 企业版 / 战略版
For lead-heavy sites, collaboration-heavy teams, or multi-site operating requirements.
Public Entry
Canonical public path
Overviewhttps://www.iclaudecode.cn/
Requirement briefhttps://www.iclaudecode.cn/start
Packageshttps://www.iclaudecode.cn/plans
Health checkhttps://www.iclaudecode.cn/api/health
Interaction Logic
The customer path should feel linear, not like an internal system leaking out.
01
Choose the scenario and scale so the product knows what kind of site is being built.
02
Describe the business, audience, and region to keep the structure grounded in reality.
03
Lock the conversion goals before picking pages, forms, and operating features.
04
Select content sources, brand direction, and launch constraints such as domain and ICP.
05
Turn the brief into a recommended package and move into the formal SaaS handoff.
Next Step
Start with the guided build brief.
This is the strongest way to collect customer requirements without making them guess which information the platform needs.