Prompt Details
Model
Chat - (gpt-6-luna)
Token size
540
Example input
[PROJECT CONTEXT]: Freelance website redesign for a neighborhood bakery
[OUTPUT LANGUAGE]: English
[SOURCE MATERIAL]: S1 — Client email: We need a refreshed homepage and contact page, mobile friendly. Keep the existing logo. Please use our new product photos. Ideally launch on 20 November; no budget set yet.S2 — Call notes: Client asked about adding online ordering, but has not decided. Existing website has five pages. We only discussed homepage and contact page. Client will send photos and final opening hours.S3 — Follow-up email: Can you also include an About page? For launch, 27 November might be better, but I need to check with my partner.S4 — Photo description: Three bread loaves on a wooden countertop; a bakery storefront; no measurements or image-use permissions provided.
Example output
## 1. PROJECT SNAPSHOT
| Field | Details |
| ----------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Project | Neighborhood bakery website redesign |
| Objective | Refresh the homepage and contact page with a mobile-friendly design, retaining the existing logo and using new product photos. (S1) |
| Audience | Bakery website visitors; specific target audience: Not provided. |
| Deliverables | Homepage and contact page redesign requested (S1). About page additionally requested, pending scope clarification (S3). |
| Existing website | Five pages; only the homepage and contact page were initially discussed. (S2) |
| Deadline status | 20 November is an ideal launch date (S1). 27 November was subsequently suggested but requires partner confirmation (S3). Neither date is confirmed. |
| Budget status | No budget established. (S1) |
| Project ownership | Freelancer identity and assigned delivery responsibilities: Not provided. |
Source map: S1 — initial client email; S2 — call notes; S3 — follow-up client email; S4 — photo description.
## 2. SCOPE CHECK
All acceptance checks below are proposed, not agreed requirements.
| Item | Status | Source | Proposed acceptance check |
| ---------------------- | ----------------- | ------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Homepage redesign | Confirmed request | S1, S2 | Refreshed homepage presented for client review. |
| Contact page redesign | Confirmed request | S1, S2 | Updated contact page presented for client review. |
| Mobile-friendly design | Confirmed request | S1 | Both redesigned pages reviewed at mobile screen sizes. |
| Retain existing logo | Confirmed request | S1 | Existing logo remains in the redesigned pages. |
| Use new product photos | Confirmed request | S1, S2 | Client-provided, approved photos appear in the agreed locations. |
| About page | Unclear | S3 | Confirm whether included; if approved, review an About page against an agreed brief. |
| Online ordering | Suggested | S2 | Record a client decision on inclusion or deferral. |
| Launch date | Unclear | S1, S3 | Client confirms one target date and agrees on delivery milestones. |
| Other existing pages | Unclear | S2 | Confirm whether the other pages remain unchanged or require work. |
| Photo usage | Unclear | S2, S4 | Confirm selected files and permission to use them on the website. |
Explicit exclusions: None stated.
Image evidence (S4): Describes three bread loaves on a wooden countertop and a bakery storefront. Image dimensions, ownership and usage permissions are Not provided. The description does not establish whether these are the final files to be supplied.
## 3. GAPS AND CONFLICTS
### Contradictions / competing versions
- Launch date: 20 November is preferred in S1, while S3 suggests 27 November subject to partner confirmation; the unresolved alternatives prevent establishing a reliable launch schedule.
- Page scope evolution: S1–S2 identify two pages, while S3 adds an About page request; this is an addition rather than an explicit replacement and may increase the workload.
### Missing inputs
- Budget: No budget has been established (S1), preventing confirmation of a financially acceptable scope.
- About page details: S3 requests the page but provides no content or design specifications, leaving the additional work undefined.
- Photos and permissions: Photos are expected from the client (S2), but file specifications and usage rights are not provided (S4), leaving asset readiness unresolved.
- Opening hours: The client will send final opening hours (S2); any page content requiring them remains incomplete.
- Remaining pages: The current website contains five pages, but only two were initially discussed (S2); treatment of the remaining pages is unresolved.
### Dependencies
- Asset availability: Use of new product photos depends on their delivery (S1, S2) and confirmation of usage rights (S4).
- Scope before scheduling: A reliable project schedule depends on resolving the About page addition (S3), online ordering decision (S2) and treatment of the other existing pages (S2).
- Launch confirmation: Scheduling depends on client confirmation of the preferred date, including the partner consultation mentioned in S3.
## 4. QUESTIONS FOR THE CLIENT
1. Final scope: Should the About page be included, and should the other existing pages remain unchanged?
2. Online ordering: Should online ordering be included in this redesign or deferred?
3. Launch date: After checking with your partner, which launch target should we plan around: 20 or 27 November?
4. Budget: What budget or budget range are you considering for the agreed scope?
5. Content and assets: When can you supply the new product photos, final opening hours and any About page content, and can you confirm permission to use the images?
## 5. NEXT ACTIONS
| Action | Proposed owner (not assigned) | Dependency |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ----------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
| 1. Confirm included pages and online ordering decision | Client | None stated |
| 2. Establish budget parameters | Client | Clarified scope preferred |
| 3. Confirm preferred launch date | Client | Partner consultation (S3); scope clarification |
| 4. Supply photos, final hours and any agreed About page content; clarify image permissions | Client | About page inclusion decision |
| 5. Prepare a scoped work estimate and proposed schedule for review | Freelancer | Scope, budget parameters, assets and launch target clarified |
Action deadlines: Not provided. No dates or responsibilities in this table constitute agreed commitments.
## 6. READY-TO-SEND DRAFT
DRAFT FOR REVIEW — NOT SENT
Hi,
Thank you for sharing your website redesign requirements.
My understanding is that you'd like to refresh the homepage and contact page, make them mobile-friendly, retain your existing logo, and incorporate new product photos.
You also requested an About page and raised online ordering as a possibility. Before defining the final scope, could you please clarify:
1. Should the About page be included, and should the other existing pages remain unchanged?
2. Would you like online ordering included now or deferred?
3. Is 20 or 27 November your preferred launch target, once you've checked with your partner?
4. What budget range are you considering?
5. When can you provide the photos, final opening hours and About page content, and confirm image usage permissions?
Once these points are clarified, I can prepare a proposed scope and schedule for review.
Best regards
This message is a draft for review only. It does not establish a binding agreement, approved scope, budget or confirmed launch date.
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GPT-6-LUNA
Turn scattered client messages, call notes and image descriptions into a source-linked project brief. Separates confirmed scope from suggestions, flags contradictions and missing inputs, proposes acceptance checks, prioritizes client questions and drafts a concise follow-up message. Useful for freelancers and small agencies before quoting or starting work. Includes a tested example and practical instructions. Does not invent budgets, deadlines or client approvals.
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