Understand the Structure
A WindWalker site is organized as pages and sections. Pages are navigation destinations. Sections are the content blocks inside each page.
Structural edits should say whether you are changing a page, a section, or the whole navigation.
Add a Section
Use a direct instruction: “Add a testimonial section below the Services section on the Home page.”
For higher quality, explain why the section exists: “Add testimonials to reduce hesitation before the booking CTA.”
Remove or Reorder Sections
Removal should be explicit: “Remove the second FAQ section from the Home page.”
Reordering should name the destination: “Move the pricing section above testimonials.”
Add a New Page
WindWalker can add a new page and update navigation together. Example: “Add a Booking page with available meeting options and link it from the main navigation.”
After adding a page, inspect both the new page and the menu to verify that the route is visible and the content matches the user journey.
Keep the User Flow Simple
Do not add pages just because they are possible. Add pages when they clarify the path to contact, booking, pricing, product understanding, or trust.