An Academy Website Prep List: What AI Drafts and You Edit

Creating an academy website does not mean choosing between letting AI do everything and writing every line yourself. TalkTalkMySite offers no-code templates, AI chat, and visual editing, so you can get a draft and page structure started quickly. You do not need coding or design experience to begin, but the owner must check the content, layout, and business details before publishing.

Decide first: information site or online sales?

• If your main needs are introducing classes, sharing your location, and explaining how to ask questions, a Basic website may be enough to start.

• If you want to sell workbooks, course passes, or other items on the site, consider Standard, which includes a store.

• If you need to present information in multiple languages, Premium includes multilingual functionality.

• Payments, social login, domain connection, and shipping each require setup. List which ones you need and who will handle each setup task.

Separate AI drafts from owner edits

In AI chat, describe the purpose and audience. For example: “Organize the target students, teaching approach, and inquiry instructions for an elementary math class into a page that is easy to scan.” Ask for a draft or layout ideas, then refine the result in the visual editor. You might shorten the class description or change the order of sections. Do not publish the AI output without review.

Keep a separate list of facts for the owner to check. Compare the academy name, phone number, address, student ages, subjects, timetable, inquiry process, whether tuition information is shown, and image permissions against actual operations. Verify any schedule or outcome claim suggested by AI; remove or correct anything that cannot be confirmed.

Materials checklist before you build

• [ ] Academy name, main contact number, address, and inquiry hours

• [ ] Current subjects, intended students, teaching approach, and timetable

• [ ] Introductory copy, frequently asked questions, and inquiry steps

• [ ] Photos to use, plus notes explaining what each image is meant to show

• [ ] If selling is required, product information and a person responsible for payment and shipping setup

• [ ] Readiness of the accounts and setup needed for a domain connection, social login, or other required functions

**Hypothetical example — Hanbit Math Academy:** Suppose the academy decides to create a site describing classes for upper elementary students and explaining how to inquire. It asks AI for a page outline and a plain-language introduction, then the owner enters and verifies the actual timetable and address. If the academy later decides to sell workbooks online, it reviews Standard along with the required product, payment, and shipping setup. This approach completes the information visitors need before adding more functions.

Review before publishing, then take the next step

Check the site on a phone: is the text readable, and do the menu and inquiry button lead where expected? Confirm that every subject, class time, and address is current. If you accept payments, check that the relevant setup and testing are complete. Search rankings and sales are not guaranteed, and generated or edited content is not guaranteed to be error-free. Do not plan on unlimited free use; check the current usage terms.

Your next step is to state the site’s main goal in one sentence and gather the checklist materials. Then use a template to create a draft: ask AI for structure ideas, and use your own edits for fact-checking and final wording.