The website area in Booking Bible has been redesigned end to end. A new welcome screen explains the path before the first draft is created, and every screen now sits in one shell with a visible journey rail, so you always know which step you are on, what is finished, and what comes next.

Setup makes business type, page, and brand choices easier to compare. It shows each look as a small rendered site preview instead of a labelled box, demonstrates hero layouts and motion choices before you pick them, and saves as you go. Website copy prompts, a live wordmark, page-section summaries, and an address preview make each choice easier to understand. At review, you can edit any answer, compare design directions first, or build directly from your answers.

The design-sketch step explains its quality and speed choices in plain words, shows real progress while directions are created, and lets you compare directions side by side, react, pin comments, and submit one decision. Building, previewing, and publishing share the same status language, with a readiness checklist and a confirmation step before anything goes live.

Loading, empty, error, and retry states are now designed rather than blank: previews show the Booking Bible loader until they are ready, long-running steps report what is happening, and a stalled design sketch can be restarted instead of waiting forever. Layouts were checked on small phones, tablets, and desktops, with keyboard navigation, screen-reader status announcements, and reduced-motion support.

Permissions and publishing rules have not changed, and nothing is published automatically.