An AI-Editing Checklist for a Coding-Free Academy Website

Decide what the site should do first

When starting an academy website, decide what visitors should do before focusing on visual polish. Do they mainly need to understand the classes and request a consultation, or will they buy workbooks or course passes online? The answer changes what the site needs. TalkTalkMySite offers no-code templates, AI chat, and visual editing, so coding or design experience is not required to get started. However, the owner still needs to review the result and correct it to match the business.

Gather the essentials before creating the site

Put the following information in one document. This helps avoid repeated, vague requests to the AI.

• Academy name, address, contact details, and opening hours

• Intended grades or levels, subjects, lesson format, and schedule

• Consultation or enrollment process, plus answers to common questions

• Photos to use, captions for each photo, and confirmation that you have permission to publish them

• Desired menu items and the most important information visitors should find on the first screen

• Whether you need other languages, payments, social login, a domain connection, or shipping

Choose capabilities to match how the business operates. Basic is for a website, Standard is for a store, and Premium is for multilingual use. Selecting a tier does not complete the setup for payments, social login, a domain, or shipping; each requires configuration. If the academy does not sell online, start by planning a website and consider a store only when there is something you actually intend to sell.

Sample AI edit request and review

A useful request names the location to change, the current problem, the desired result, and facts the AI must not invent. For example: “On the first screen, place the target audience for our elementary math classes and the consultation method below the academy name. Keep the consultation phone number exactly as [verified number], and do not make up class times or claims about improved grades. Check that the text is readable on a phone too.” Replace the bracketed text with information you have verified. Rather than asking for a complete site overhaul at once, divide the work into smaller tasks such as navigation, wording, or layout, then inspect each result yourself. This makes mistakes easier to spot.

Pre-launch checklist

• Are the academy name, contact details, class information, and consultation route accurate?

• Do buttons lead to the intended consultation or enrollment path?

• Are text and menus readable on a phone?

• Do photo captions match the images, and have you checked your right to use them?

• Have you configured any required payment, login, domain, or shipping settings for the capabilities you chose?

**Hypothetical example — “One Step Math”** is a small academy whose main goal is to receive consultation requests for elementary math classes. The owner verifies the target audience, consultation phone number, and opening hours, then selects a Basic website. They ask the AI to put the audience and consultation method on the first screen, and personally check the phone number and mobile display. If online enrollment or payment becomes necessary later, they can reassess the required capabilities and setup then.

You can start without coding, but accurate information and final review are not guaranteed automatically. Search rankings and sales are not guaranteed either, and do not plan on unlimited free use or error-free results. Your next step is to fill in the materials list above and write down the three things visitors should learn first from your home screen.