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Quran academy
A calm, light website for a Quran academy with recitation and memorisation tracks, class times, monthly fees and a free assessment form.
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- 01Goal and audienceBuild a complete, ready to publish website for "Noor Al-Huda Academy", quran academy business in Kuwait.
- 02Stack and setupUse plain HTML, CSS and a little JavaScript, or Next.js with Tailwind if your tool prefers it. Mobile first.
- 03Design systemStyle: Clean light. Follow these exact values.
- 04Page structureOne page, sections in this exact order.
- 05HeroThe first screen. Use this copy exactly.
- 06Section: ServicesShow these services as a clear, scannable list or grid. Use the exact wording.
- 07Section: How it worksShow the steps in order with big step numbers.
- 08Section: ScheduleShow the weekly schedule as a clear timetable.
- 09Section: PricingShow the price options side by side on large screens and stacked on phones. Mark the middle one as the best choice.
- 10Section: TeamIntroduce the people with a portrait frame, name, role and one line.
- 11Section: Why usShow these reasons as short blocks with a bold title.
- 12Section: ReviewsShow three customer reviews as quotes. These are invented samples: label them as examples until real ones replace them.
- 13Section: QuestionsMake an accordion using the native details and summary elements.
- 14Section: BookingAdd a short booking form that ends in a WhatsApp message.
- 15Section: ContactShow the contact details with large tap targets.
- 16FooterA simple footer with the brand, a short line and quick links.
- 17Components and interactionsBuild these behaviours, and keep the code small and readable.
- 18Arabic and right-to-leftThe site must work fully in Arabic, not just in English.
- 19AccessibilityMake it usable by everyone.
- 20Search and sharing basicsAdd the basics so the site can be found and shared.
- 21PerformanceIt should feel instant on a slow phone connection.
- 22Advice for this kind of businessReal owners care about these points. Reflect them in the copy and layout.
- 23Do notAvoid these mistakes.
- 24How the owner customises itFinish by adding a short guide for the owner in a README or an HTML comment.
- 25Done whenCheck each line before you say the website is finished.
What you get
- A complete brief for a quran academy website with 10 sections, from hero to contact
- Exact colours, fonts and spacing for the clean light look
- Every line of copy written for you, in English and Arabic
- Right-to-left rules for the Arabic version
- A WhatsApp booking flow and a checklist to know it is finished
Questions about this recipe
What is in this Quran academy prompt?
A full brief for a calm, light site with programmes, timetable, fees, teachers and a free assessment form.
Is the tone respectful?
Yes. The prompt asks for a dignified, modest design with no music, no animations that distract and no pictures of children's faces.
Should I show teacher qualifications?
Yes, but only the real ones. The owner must supply them.
Do I need a licence?
Religious teaching centres are usually regulated. Show the licence of your centre if required.
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