Create a Website or App with AI, No Coding Required! [Complete Guide] - Lesson 5

[00:02] phrase can be transformed into a published website with a mobile version, data dashboard, and even payment options. A functional website, ready to use. And it does

[00:14] n't stop there, I'm also going to create an app to manage a brand's content. And for those who stay until the end of this video, you'll receive free material with various prompt templates that you can adapt and use

[00:28] applications. My name is Tainara Shimite and welcome to the Business in Mind channel. Here you'll learn everything you need to know about artificial intelligence. The idea is to create truly functional websites that aren't

[00:42] just visually appealing. So, the websites that we're going to create can receive information, organize data, execute actions, connect with other tools, and function as complete platforms for solving real-world problems. It

[00:57] 's not just a design for you to see what it would look like, as we're used to with most AI; it's something actually functional that you can publish online and start using. And for that, we're going to use humans, which is an

[01:10] agent AI, that is, an artificial intelligence capable of performing complete tasks and not just answering questions. To make it easier, I've divided this video into topics. So, if you want to jump to a specific part,

[01:24] just hover your mouse over the timeline bar, as it appears here, and select your topic. Let's start by talking about websites and, more specifically, about use cases. You can create a landing page to

[01:36] sell a product, an institutional website for your company, a page to capture leads, a customer portal, a website with a members' area, or even an internal tool to organize your business processes. But you

[01:51] can also use it in your studies and in your personal life. For example, you could create a website to organize your studies, a page summarizing your subjects, an app to track your study habits, a tool to

[02:03] manage your personal finances tailored to your needs, a dashboard to plan a trip, a simple system to organize your daily household tasks, or even a professional page to showcase your resume,

[02:17] portfolio, and projects, if applicable. Before, creating something like this that was functional was very difficult. You needed to hire a designer, a programmer, set up hosting, databases, integrations, payments,

[02:32] etc. This could take weeks or even months, depending on the complexity. But today, with tools like humans, this process has become much easier, faster, more accessible, and fully customizable, both during the

[02:47] creation phase and for the necessary adjustments over time. Okay, let me start by familiarizing you a little with the Manus interface. The link to access it is in the description and in the

[02:59] pinned comment. By using this link, you'll get an extra 1000 credits to try it out. When you click the link, this page will open here. Then all you have to do is click continue, complete your registration, and the credits will be

[03:12] automatically added to your account. Okay, so here, as we're already quite used to, is the box where we send our request, our prompt. Here we can add files, for example, to insert references and so

[03:25] on. We can use skills. So these are skills that you train humans to follow exactly, step by step. So, for example, you create a skill for it to follow your brand identity, and then when you create

[03:39] always uses the same language. Finally, connectors, you can connect applications, right? So, for example, Gmail has several connectors here. When you click, oh. And connecting is super, super simple. You'll click

[03:52] here to connect, it will open a new tab where you'll log in, authorize Manos to access that tool, and that's it. Okay, but to create a website we're going to use this option here. Whenever you create a website,

[04:05] you will select this option below. Here's an interesting feature: you can add, for example, reference photos , some content you already have for your website, some information about your company, and so on. So right here we're

[04:18] already giving some suggestions of what we can create. So, a landing page , a control panel, a portfolio, a corporate website, a SAS, some tool for Link in Bill, e-commerce, a blog, a mini-game, and

[04:33] productivity. Furthermore, Humanos features advanced internal integrations that help add more comprehensive capabilities to your project with artificial intelligence. I need to explain and mention use cases for this

[04:47] practical part, so that when we get there you understand what we're happening, and also so you know the additional options you can use in your specific case. But if you already know this part, that's okay. Just

[05:02] video, as I showed you, by hovering your mouse over the timeline. One of the integrations is using an LLM, a broad language model that adds functionality to your website that understands and generates text. For example, an

[05:18] AI-powered chatbot can assist customers, answer frequently asked questions, recommend products, explain services, or help users navigate your website. Or it could also be a content generation tool that can create product descriptions,

[05:32] post ideas, ad copy, emails, etc. It can also function as a language-neutral search, allowing the person to search in a common way, as if they were having a conversation. So, instead of filtering manually, she could, for

[05:45] example, type: "Which products are best for beginners?" or "Show me content about productivity." Another way you can use an LLM Another way you can use an LLM on your website is with automated summarization

[05:58] to summarize articles, documents, reports, conversations, customer reviews, or lengthy information directly within the platform. It will depend a lot on your website and what you need. One tip is, before you ask humans to

[06:12] develop your website, mention what you want, for example, a landing page, a landing page for a handcrafted perfume. And then you ask which internal AI integrations he recommends. In addition to LLM, which is text-related, we also

[06:27] offer the option of adding AI to your website for image generation. So, for example, for a personalized avatar, you can create profile pictures, characters, mascots, or unique visual presentations for each user. Another

[06:43] example is dynamic product mockups to allow a user to customize a product and immediately see what the final result will look like. For example, on a website that makes custom printed t-shirts , mugs, etc., you could use

[06:57] your website to create custom backgrounds for their cell phone, computer, etc., or AI-generated illustrations to automatically create unique images within your website. For example, on a

[07:10] blog, the platform can create a new, specific image for each article that matches that article. Therefore, each article within your blog is born with its own unique visual identity. And here are the internal integrations. That's exactly what

[07:24] he's showing right here, and you can see more details by clicking on it, okay? OK. So now you know the interface options here, you know the use cases, including how to use internal Manus integrations. Now we need to

[07:38] understand how to set up your prompt so you can get great results and avoid that back-and-forth of requests and corrections. So, let's suppose I 'm a fashion consultant and I want to create my own website. In other AI systems,

[07:53] we would typically need to request the site structure first and then the development, using much more comprehensive and complex prompts to achieve an optimal end result. The difference here is that you don't need to worry about

[08:06] adding all the details in your first command, nor do you need to use gigantic command prompt formulas. One of the advantages of the manus is the blueprint. Before developing the website, he creates a planning phase, which is what I'm going to

[08:20] show you in practice. So, at this stage, I need to use a prompt that has this structure with only these points. First, what do you want to create? So, a website for a fashion consultancy. Secondly, the website's objective, such as capturing

[08:35] leads or generating appointments. Three, your target audience. For example, women who want to improve their image, dress better, and have more practicality in their daily lives. Fourth, supporting information. So, for example, you'll attach a

[08:49] document with information about your service, your company, prices, visual identity, frequently asked questions, everything you already have ready about this project. And fifth, ask for a blueprint. So, at the end of the prompt, we'll

[09:04] ask him to start by creating the blueprint before generating the website. And it is indeed document with information about your business, so that it can generate a website that is compatible with what you are looking for. Ah, yeah, but I

[09:19] only have an idea in my head. All good? So you can ask Humans to create a basic company document for you that you will use to make most of your requests, from creating a website to helping with

[09:33] your marketing, etc. Here in the description and in the pinned comment, there's free material for you to download with prompts that you just need to adapt. This material also includes a prompt on how to create this base material. So, in

[09:48] my case, the prompt looked like this: gereut moda with the goal of capturing leads and scheduling services. The target audience is women who want to improve their image, dress better, and have more practicality in their daily lives. I've attached a

[10:01] file with more information about my business. Your first task is simply to generate the blueprint. Don't develop the website yet. Once I approve the blueprint, you can begin development. So this is the document

[10:14] where I talk a little about the brand, the brand's history, the services offered, including the value of these services, the customer service methods, how to get in touch, and also a little about

[10:27] visual identity, frequently asked questions, and important information for the website. Again, if you don't have that document, that's perfectly fine create it, because it will be very important later on ; you will use it in various

[10:42] requests you will make regarding your company. Then it becomes something I've added the document here and now I'm going to click submit. And he already said here that he's going to create the website blueprint for my approval

[10:55] So, now that we have a blueprint, meaning I don't need to know exactly what a lot of things, because it already gives me an idea before generating it. So here

[11:07] site structure called a site map, page sections, right? The header, initial highlight, problem solution, services offered, benefits, and why you should choose Essenza. Testimonial with social proof, the FAQ with

[11:24] frequently asked questions, the footer. Here he mentions visual identity and design. So, even the typography, the fonts he'll use, the text, in short, the content and copywriting, the services. He then gave a summary of what I

[11:38] So, what services do I offer to whom it's recommended, what are the expected results, and what is the cost? Here you have added the contact information and technical features. So, for example, the floating WhatsApp button, responsive design, and so on, and

[11:53] next steps. Now, if you want to change anything, just send a message here in the chat letting us know if you want something extra, or if you want him to remove something, do something different, etc. For example, I can ask him to add a form

[12:05] to receive fashion tips and create the database. If it's approved, in this one here, I could just click this "create website" button or I can submit it right here. Approved, you can proceed. In this case, I asked him to

[12:19] add that form as well. He sent me the blueprint again. So, now updated. And now, as I mentioned, I can come here and create a website. And he will develop it according to the blueprint. While he's working, take the

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[13:00] sending good morning messages or stickers there; it's just news hand-picked by our team. There you can also find our free materials, such as courses, prompts, and spreadsheets. So take a look. Well, here he

[13:13] sent a confirmation, the plan for how he wants to build the website. I can something if I want, if I don't agree. Otherwise, I just click next and it gives me the option to activate new lead notifications, where

[13:28] I receive an automatic notification whenever a new lead registers on the form, providing their name, email, WhatsApp, etc. So I can choose whether or not to select it. We can already see him here. So, let's build the

[13:41] website code. Our website is ready. Let's see the final result here. So Essenza, regarding services, FAQs, tips and contact. Here we have image and style consulting. Dress with more confidence, practicality, and authenticity

[13:54] every day. There's a button here to schedule a consultation, and we also have a WhatsApp button here, plus another one here. So it's very visible, very easy for someone to get in touch and close that deal, right? So here he

[14:07] explains a little about the company. I thought the layout and services looked nice, and it has this animation here, when I hover my mouse over it. So, personal style analysis, wardrobe organization, personal shopper services,

[14:20] outfit creation, and complete consulting services. And then this one here, he really highlighted it in this shot, and it turned out great . Here are the distinguishing features; hover my mouse over it. Here is the form where you can fill out

[14:34] to receive exclusive fashion and style tips. Frequently asked questions, oh, I'll open it, and it will show me. And another button to speak with a consultant, right? Here is the phone number, Instagram, and email. So, I thought it turned out to be

[14:47] a really cool, really nice website. And as I told you, it's a functional website. which is what we're seeing now, and we can also see the back end, which would be here. So here we have all the code, all the

[15:02] code files for our website. I'll come back here to the preview. In addition to the desktop version, we can also see the mobile version here. So, how would it work for mobile phones? I'll keep checking back here so you can see. Look how

[15:15] beautiful everything turned out. Right away I thought we'd have to . It would be nice to add some images to the site, a logo, those kinds of complementary things, but the site's basic design is

[15:27] already pretty good and responsive, right? In other words, I open it on the mobile version and I can see the content without it being fragmented, without one column being more to the left or right, etc. Here

[15:39] we can also see the database here, which is integrated with humans. So, for every person who registers on our website, we'll have their our website, we'll have their information here, right? the ID, the name, email, the

[15:53] category. I can also see the columns here, and I can remove some categories so they don't appear, okay? And then I click on update. Once I have enough data from my website, I can export that data and also

[16:08] view the documentation. And what is this data storage used for? User data, form submissions, transactions, and other structured website information. Database configuration and

[16:23] data management are all handled by Manus itself. If I make any changes, I 'll also take this opportunity to show you how to edit your website. You click here to enter edit mode and it will automatically go through the blocks,

[16:36] see? So I can come here in the text and, for example, there in the "vista" section, see? I'm going to delete "vista" and it's gone, see? Then I can change it. So I'm going to put here, for example, two exclamation points.

[16:51] Here too, besides the text, I can change the color, the layout, the can change the color, the layout, the typography, the border, and how it's displayed. If I only want this one change, I do it this way and submit it, apply

[17:05] my changes, and the manual will then generate and correct the site structure to accommodate my change, okay? I can also request a change directly from him. So, I can ask him in this block, for

[17:18] example, in this block, uh, no, let's do the following, let's ask for a wait , let me exit the editing here, look. To close. So, for example, here, we have our new version, where I added these two

[17:32] exclamation points here, shouting at whoever is viewing the site, right? If I liked the n't panic, because it's possible to reverse it; just click here to reverse. And he's going to change my code again and the site structure

[17:45] to maintain the previous version. So, we have this version control option, and this is actually lesson five of the knowledge week designed by humans. These seven lessons will teach you how to use humans like a

[17:59] professional, automate tasks, and save hours of your day. We've also so you can follow the complete sequence. The link is in the description and in the pinned comment. I'll ask him to add a

[18:15] ask him to add a background image here on the website. Add a background image here on the website. Add a background image to this part of the site that is related to fashion, but discreetly.

[18:31] The text should be prominent should be prominent and easy to read. Ready. Then we apply it, and Manus will make that change again. Our website is

[18:46] now ready, with the background image. It turned out really nice, very discreet, that if I didn't like it, I could just click here to revert it, okay? Let's suppose, then, that it was a real example, right? And if I had then approved

[18:59] I wanted it, he made the changes. OK. I can click here to publish and then anyone with the link can see it, or I can set it to only allow invited people, okay? I'll let anyone with the link publish it

[19:13] now. And I can even customize the domain. The domain is the link to my website. So, in order to publish your website using the Manus suffix, you can customize it within Manus itself without having to go to another tool. You

[19:27] Manus by clicking here to customize, buy now, and get your brand's look and feel publish and start receiving your clients. So, for example, this one here, it already gives me several suggestions. For example, this essenzamoda.com

[19:43] if I already have an existing domain, I can just come here, connect the domain, and put in what it is. I just enter my domain here and click confirm, and it will guide me through the next steps. Before I show you the other

[19:57] options, let me come over here to our published website. I want to show you the control panel. It's a native Manus analytics dashboard that tracks native Manus analytics dashboard that tracks visitors, page views, and

[20:10] traffic sources. In other words, you don't need to use external analytics tools. And to see this, of course, your website needs to be published. There you can see the number of visits, their duration, and the

[20:23] by the last 24 hours. Later, when your website has been published for a longer time, you can see here, up to 180 days. We can also apply a filter, for example, for a path, region, device, whether it's a

[20:37] desktop, laptop, operating system, browser, or referrer. So, , you can see the most viewed pages, the referrer, the region,

[20:49] the browser types, all right here below. This is where your website's files are stored, right? We've already seen the database, right? We've already analyzed it before. Now here in the settings, you can enable

[21:02] notifications so you receive them in your email or within the app whenever example, if a customer fills out a you can configure custom actions. So, look, I can request it

[21:15] here via email and through the app, for example, just the app, and ask the guy for these settings. And then he'll add it here. And I can also request and specify which notification, right? Payments. So what I'm about to tell you

[21:28] , you're going to use here, okay? Here you will request to initiate payment integration, which is a test environment that humans will create. Here he asked me to confirm what type of notification I want. For

[21:40] example, for me, when a new lead signs up on the form, or for website visitors with a welcome pop-up, or both, I'll set up notifications of both types,

[22:05] easier for them to understand, okay? And in number three, if it's some message or trigger that I'd like, I'll ask him to apply this one. And then you every time someone registers on the form, a "

[22:19] You configure which message will appear and what type of notification you configuring the notification settings here . So he changed the website code again, and I have the option here to publish the latest version. Ready.

[22:36] Now, regarding SEO, every website created by Humanus is automatically optimized for search engines. After the site is published, we'll go to the SEO settings and enable advanced

[22:50] SEO support. Humans will take care of all the technical details, from prindering for correct indexing to generating site maps. In addition, it offers site maps. In addition, it offers an AI-powered dashboard to analyze,

[23:04] score, and implement improvements, helping your website reach the can check our score here, which is a real-time score . And here the maximum number is 100. So the website we created has

[23:19] 55 along with the metrics checklist. So, for example, here's the H1 title, H2 title, SEO description, keywords, and so on. So, how do we go about look for that little red symbol. If it's green, everything's fine and you don't

[23:34] need to change anything. Red means it's on alert, yellow also means it's on alert. So in my case it's not showing up, but if it were yellow, that would also mean an no description found," which is the case here with our OS description, or "

[23:49] no keywords were identified." But instead of correcting this manually and writing meta tags manually, I can ask the user to handle it. So I'm going to click here on optimize with manual and it will start fixing. Look,

[24:03] here, for example, it's yellow. Then he's going to start correcting it. So the OS problems have been fixed and gave more details of what he did. Okay? So I can come here now and publish this latest version.

[24:17] Whenever you make a change, you have to remember to publish the new now we can go back here to the settings. SEO. Look how much our score has improved already, okay? So here he's identified a few more

[24:31] things for us to correct. We did n't have keywords before, and now we can improve the ones we already have, right? And regarding the domain in the rest, in the SO description, look, what was previously red is now green. So, I can ask him to

[24:43] green. So, I can ask him to optimize it one more time. And now our SEO has improved and it's at 95. And the only observation he makes And the only observation he makes here is that we should either buy or

[24:56] connect a domain, right, but without using the manus suffix. So now our website is fully optimized for SEO. And now, what humans can do to improve SEO has already been done. Our website is ready

[25:11] for use. Another important function is payment integration. Humans has partnered with Stripe, making it sell online you would need to create an account on a payment platform,

[25:26] configure products, prices, checkout, among other things, and also test everything manually. But in Manus, the logic is different. You can build first and configure later. It creates a temporary Stripe environment to

[25:41] test the payment flow, while humans themselves help configure products, subscriptions, checkouts, and important events, such as our favorite: payment confirmation. So, if I want to sell

[25:54] a consulting service, a monthly plan, a digital product, or a subscription, I can already ask humans to add this functionality directly to my website, right there in the chat function. Then, once everything is ready, simply connect

[26:07] your official Stripe account to receive real payments. OK? Now let's move on to the part about creating applications. Starting with a very important point, being specific makes a big difference here. If you want to create a website, be specific

[26:22] and mention in your prompt that you want to create a website. If you want to create a mobile app, make it clear in your prompt that you want a mobile app. Or you can use the English term, which would be mobile app.

[26:36] This helps humans understand the right design right from the start. And this is where several use cases come in. In your personal life, you can create an app to organize your habits, control finances, plan your studies, set up a

[26:49] workout routine, or manage household chores. In professional life, you can create an internal application to track clients, organize team tasks, control inventory, manage content, record customer service interactions, create

[27:04] dashboards, or automate repetitive business processes. In other words, the logic is the same. You describe what you want to solve, make clear the type of application you want to create, and Manos helps transform that idea into a

[27:17] functional application. If I want to develop an application for use on a desktop, I'll select this option here. And then I need to download humans and use their application. Otherwise, we have the other option here of

[27:31] developing applications, and in this case, it's to create a mobile application, that is, for your cell phone. And I'll show you that option right now. Otherwise, we can add the website option right here. That's why it's so important to make it very

[27:44] clear what you want to create, which in this case would be an application. The last example was related to business, so now we're going to create an app for studying. Develop a smart study planning app

[27:57] designed to help students transform big learning goals into a solid, organized, and trackable plan. The tool should allow the user to set a main goal, such as learning English,

[28:09] studying for a competitive exam, or mastering a new skill. Then break that goal down into smaller steps, weekly tasks, and daily actions. Include features to track progress, mark tasks as completed, view progress by

[28:24] percentage, receive suggestions for next steps, and maintain a more consistent study routine. The goal is to create a simple, beautiful, and functional platform that helps the user know exactly what to study, when to study,

[28:38] exactly what to study, when to study, and how much progress they have made. Then I'll send it. When creating applications, it's always a good practice to request some adjustments until it's 100% exactly the way you want it. And that's normal.

[28:52] You create a first version, test it, identify improvements, and then ask humans to make those changes. And our app here is ready. Our app is now ready. So, I apologize that he's white, right? For

[29:06] those who were watching now, I was all darker in the video, right? But ultimately, large learning objectives into clear steps. Track your progress study at any given time. So I can click here to start now. But everything

[29:21] you need to study better. Simple yet powerful tools to efficiently. So here he talks about clear goals, organized steps, trackable tasks, visual progress, smart suggestions, and a study routine. Ready

[29:35] to begin? Create your first goal now and take the first step towards your objective. So let's go. To create my first goal. Goal name. Let's first goal. Goal name. Let's continue with the example of learning English.

[29:47] continue with the example of learning English. I'll put here that I'm at level P1 in English and I'd like to advance my level to

[30:00] advanced. I want to learn I want to learn for all areas of life. Okay, category. Then we'll include personal development, and the timeframe is

[30:14] open and set a goal. I changed the position viewing. So here, let's click on the goal; there's the description we just added. And then I can add the first step. So, for

[30:28] example, I'm going to put the name of stage B2 here. stage B2 here. Description: Learn the content of level B2. So, we're going to have

[30:41] level B2, we're going to have C1 and C2. So, here in B2, I can add tasks, but we're going to do it better, we're going to have humans generate the steps, OK? He must generate the goals and the steps. Let's go. Ready. But this

[30:58] way, folks, it would also be quite interesting, okay? Where I add the steps here, and I'll go through them one by one. For example, I don't know, I'll put grammar day by day, okay? Then I can come here to the checklist, see, and the one about the steps that

[31:14] are added, since there's only one, right? I've already completed 100%, okay? So this is really interesting, because people could add their goals there , right? But anyway, I want to show you the option of humans themselves generating these

[31:27] goals. Okay, he's finished here and he just said that he implemented the automatic generation of steps and tasks with AI. So now we're going to see, and he even gives suggestions for next steps we can take, such as

[31:39] adding an integrated Pomodoro timer, editing the generated plan, notifications, and reminders. So I'll click here so we can look at it again. Let's click on start. I'll add a new goal again . I'm going to put "learn English" here

[31:54] to see if it generates the description now. And then he says here: "The more details, the better the plan." So I 'll put the same. I'm at level B1 and I want to advance until I reach, oops, until I reach the advanced level. I'm studying English for

[32:07] all areas of life, not just anything specific. So here in this category I'm going to put personal development. So I can create it without a plan, and then I generate a plan with AI, which is what I'm going to do. So now he says that the AI

[32:19] is analyzing your goal and creating steps and tasks. Oh, it went by so fast I didn't even have time to finish reading. So here, stage one, consolidation and expansion of B1, focuses on reviewing and solidifying the foundations of B1, introducing

[32:32] more complex vocabulary and structures. So here I have these stages, for example, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, stage two, stage three. Then I can confirm and create the goal. So we have these three

[32:45] stages. Again, I can come here, and by adding checklists, I can see my progress. The application is functional and can be can be accessible to its

[32:59] users. And even after it's published, you can come back here and make changes and improvements. And Manus automatically takes care of this the website, we can publish here as well . So, I can click

[33:11] publish. My website is now live and I can customize the domain as well. So here I can also buy a domain for our tool, our application. In addition to what we had on the website,

[33:24] we also have the SEO section here, right? So I can optimize and do everything I've already shown you in the previous topic. As I mentioned, we can also create mobile applications, and that's what we're going to do now. But first, if you have

[33:36] n't already, give this video a like , subscribe to the channel to stay updated, and remember to leave a comment below. Here, too, we need to be specific and ask for a mobile app in the prompt

[33:48] . It could be a productivity app, a game, or any other simple idea you want to develop. For example, develop a mobile app called Content Planner AI, designed to help

[34:01] entrepreneurs, freelancers, and content creators plan their social media posts. The app should allow the user to register their brand, choose a niche, define key content objectives, and generate

[34:14] a weekly posting calendar. Include features like brand registration, AI-powered post idea generation— that is, using an internal integration of Manos with AI, which I mentioned at the beginning of the video. In

[34:27] that case, the idea behind the post, if it's just the text, would be integration with LLM. Also a weekly content calendar, status of each piece of content, idea, script, recorded, edited and published, production checklist,

[34:42] progress table, simple, modern and responsive interface. The goal is to create a functional application to organize content production and help users maintain consistency across social media. So I'm going to come here,

[34:54] develop applications, this one specifically for mobile apps, and submit it. And our app is ready. So let's click here to see how it turned out. To test it, I'm going to use this QR code here. So, all I have to do is

[35:09] it. So I'm going to record my phone screen here so you can see how it is, how it turned out. So, the first page that opens when I scan the QR code is this page here, which asks me to download or use the

[35:22] Expo Go app. So, I'm going to download it here. Then, after you log into your account, you can come back here to Qcode, open it, open it. Allow. Then it will load the app, show the percentage below, so you have

[35:37] to wait a little bit. And that's it. So here we have our app where I can register the brand. So for example, Aroma Café não Aroma already exists, right? Let's put Tha's store here, just to give you an

[35:51] example. So I select the niche, fashion, description, an e-commerce site for women's clothing focused on, oops, an e-commerce site for women's clothing focused on very feminine designs. in pieces. I'm going to trade this for parts, look. Focused on very feminine,

[36:07] romantic, and delicate pieces. Content objective, sales, social media. I'm going to put it on Instagram and save the brand. If I come here to my homepage, it already shows up there: "Hello, Tha's store. So, summary of the week, zero out of zero out of zero,

[36:21] right, guys? I just opened it here. So, I can ask it here to generate ideas. And then I can come back up here to generate them again, or I could go to a specific day. There you go, it's already generated them. Look of the week, elegance and comfort.

[36:35] Description: Discover the perfect look to rock any occasion. Versatile pieces. Nanã. Then there's a status here . So I have to create the image, record content, edit, etc. So, for example, I'll put here a checklist

[36:48] and design were done. And then, let's suppose that now I'm going to record the video, right? So, I leave it like that. Then I'll put the status as "script" and close it. After that, I can see my progress here, how many distributions, right? How many ideas are

[37:04] development, right? How many have been recorded, edited, and..." Published. Production checklist, completed tasks, post, then seven, because he calendar, I have all the content suggestions that I can also change, I

[37:20] can ask him to generate a new one, and so on. And here on the Home page I can also see the upcoming posts. Now, regarding the publication of these mobile applications, let's start with the Android version. Users need to package

[37:33] Android version. Users need to package the mobile application as an AAB file and then distribute it through the Google Play Console or a Google Play testing channel. Now, regarding publication for iOS, it is necessary to

[37:46] register as an Apple Developer and submit the application for approval before it is published. And remember that here in the description and in the pinned comment you will find free material with several prompt templates related to the topic of

[38:00] this video for you to adapt and use. To conclude, the most important thing is to understand that creating websites and applications is no longer something distant, expensive, and complicated. With humans, you can go from a loose idea, go

[38:14] through a planning phase, develop a functional project, publish, test, adjust, and continue improving over time. So take advantage and test it now with

[38:27] content. Keep that fresh in your mind, and the link is in the description and in the pinned comment. Using this link, you'll receive an extra 1000 credits. When you click, this screen will open. Then just click continue, complete

[38:41] your registration, and the credits will be automatically added to your account. Now, to continue learning how to use humans, added to this playlist that's appearing here. I hope I've

[38:55] appearing here. I hope I've helped you, and see you in the next video.