YOU WILL LEARN
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Say what you want in your own words
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Each reply says what it changed
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Nothing goes public until you publish
You don't need to know where a setting lives to change it. The assistant in the builder changes your draft for you, the way you would ask a colleague. Each reply says what it changed, and you can take any change back.
In the screenshots, Meera, who runs Petal Street, a flower studio in Pune, asks for a shorter headline and a clearer button.
The Assistant sits on the left of the builder, below the list of sections. Meera thinks her headline runs a little long, and her main button could say more. So she simply says so.

The change shows straight away, on the page. Petal Street now has a shorter headline, "Fresh flowers, made with love", and an Order flowers button.

Every reply tells you what it changed, so nothing happens behind your back. Here it reads: "Shortened the home headline to 'Fresh flowers, made with love' and changed the first button to 'Order flowers'." Below the reply, a green label sums it up, such as Changed headline and 2 more, with the time it was made.
Your request stays in the conversation above the reply, so you can always see what you asked for and what you got.
Not quite right? Ask again in your own words, or press Undo under the reply to take it back.

It is still only a draft, so nobody else has seen it. Try it with anything you would like to change.
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