Module 1 · Lecture 1.7

Prompt Library

Use this library to publish, test, troubleshoot and improve your first public website link.

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Identity, scope and status

Retrospective validation pending
Publication family
Courses and Learning Resources
Publication type
FWI Learning Resource / Prompt Library
Domain
Learning and Education
Series and number
Practical AI & Website Building Course
Institutional author
FutureWorld Intelligence
Publication year
2026
Current web edition
1.0
Metadata updated
15 July 2026
Purpose
Provide reusable prompts supporting a specific lecture
Intended audience
Beginner learners
Method and evidence basis
Instructional design and practical guidance
Evidence cut-off
Not applicable as a research evidence cut-off. This learning resource is subject to periodic instructional and technical review.
Limitations and disclosures
Educational guidance only. Tools, interfaces and procedures may change; instructional accuracy, accessibility, rights and AI-use review remain part of the pending retrospective validation.

Validation note: This classification does not itself validate the publication. Retrospective factual, citation, originality, disclosure and readiness checks must be completed and human-approved before the status can change to “Validated — human approved.”

Recommended citation

FutureWorld Intelligence. (2026). Prompt Library (Practical AI & Website Building Course; Web edition 1.0). https://futureworldintelligence.org/courses/practical-ai-website-building/module-1/lecture-1-7-publishing-your-first-website/prompt-library/

How to use this library

Copy, customize, publish

Copy

Use the copy button to copy a prompt.

Customize

Replace bracketed text with your own website topic, repo or issue.

Apply

Run the guidance step by step and test your live link.

Prompt Library

Lecture 1.7 copyable prompts

1. Explain publishing
Explain website publishing to me like I am a complete beginner. Show the difference between local files, GitHub repository, GitHub Pages, and a public website link.
2. Publishing checklist
Create a beginner checklist for publishing my first website. Include saving files, checking links, committing changes, pushing to GitHub, enabling GitHub Pages, opening the live link, and testing mobile view.
3. Git Bash workflow
Act as a beginner Git teacher. Explain these commands for publishing a website: git status, git add ., git commit -m, git pull --rebase origin main, and git push origin main.
4. GitHub Pages setup
Guide me step by step to publish a simple static website using GitHub Pages. Explain repository settings, branch selection, folder selection, and where to find the public link.
5. Troubleshoot 404
My published website shows a 404 error. Ask me for non-sensitive details such as file names, folder path, GitHub Pages settings, and public URL. Then guide me step by step to fix the issue.
6. Fix broken images
My website images are not showing after publishing. Explain how to check image file names, folder paths, relative links, capital letters, spaces in names, and whether the images were pushed to GitHub.
7. Review live link
Act as my website quality reviewer. Create a final checklist before I share my public website link. Include homepage, navigation, images, mobile view, spelling, buttons, downloads, speed, and copyright notice.
8. Explain cache issue
Explain browser cache to a beginner. Tell me why my live website may show an old version after I pushed changes, and how to refresh or test the updated page safely.
9. First website announcement
Draft a simple social media announcement for my first published website about [topic]. Keep it beginner-friendly and invite people to visit the link.
10. Improve first website
Act as a beginner website improvement coach. After my first website is live, suggest 10 simple improvements I can make over time without becoming overwhelmed.
11. Update workflow
Explain the repeat workflow for updating a published website: edit files, test locally, save, commit, pull if needed, push, wait for publishing, refresh live page, and check links.
12. Prepare for practical project
Prepare me for my Module 1 practical project. Tell me what I need to build, publish, test, document and submit as proof that I completed Module 1.

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Evidence and maintenance record

Source basis and lineage

These prompts are original FWI instructional examples derived from the associated lecture, which is the controlling learning resource.

Scope note: Customize prompts to the learner's context. Do not paste passwords, secret keys or unnecessary personal data, and verify important outputs.

Sources and lineage reviewed 16 July 2026.