Your first website
Describe the site
Open the Brickser sidebar and click New project, then set your image preferences (e.g. stock images).
Write a clear prompt covering what you do, what you offer, and who you help.
A family-run dental practice in Leeds. Nervous patients and first-timers. Evening appointments and a no-lecture approach.
Review the sitemap
Brickser proposes a sitemap first, before building anything — a list of the pages it plans to create, for example Home, About, Services.
Review it. If you want to add, remove, or rename a page, do it now — this is the cheapest moment to make changes, while adding a page after generation means regenerating it.
You can ask for changes in plain language: "drop the blog, add a page for emergency appointments".
Each page card also shows a number next to its name — how many sections Brickser will use to build that page, chosen automatically. Click it if you want more or fewer: it turns into a − / + stepper so you can dial the count in before generating.
Generate
Each page has its own Generate button. Click it and Brickser picks sections from the library to match the count you set, arranges them into a sensible flow, and writes copy for that page matching your brief.
Generate and save pages one at a time — for example Home, then About, Services, Portfolio, and Contact.
A whole site is the most expensive thing you'll ask for. If you're still tuning the brief, generate one page first, see whether the tone is right, and only then run the rest.
Save
Nothing is written to WordPress until you press Bricks' own Save button. Brickser builds into the live canvas, but it's Bricks that persists it.
If you close the editor without saving, you lose the generation. Save early.
What you have now
A set of real Bricks pages you can edit like anything else — click any element and the normal Bricks panel opens.
From here the next chapters cover the tools for shaping it: talking to the chatbox, inserting from the library, and rewriting the copy.