20 Entrepreneurs Empowered to Build Their Websites with Lovable

On September 15, 20 women from The Break Extremadura edition came to Vienna for a three-hour, in-person workshop with Kasia Sadowska: "Build Your Business Digital Presence with Lovable." It is Kasia's flagship workshop, the one she runs for founders, accelerators and entrepreneurship programs. Every participant left with a website they had built themselves.

For Kasia, this session was a full circle. In September and October 2023 she went through The Break Fellowship herself, sent from Austria to Spain to build her business from the ground up. She left with a business and a different approach to building, and some of the connections from the programme still turn into collaborations today. This time she went back as the trainer.

The workshop in one line

Research first, then a clear brief, then the build. Most people open an AI tool and start typing. This workshop teaches the order that makes the result good: know who you are building for, write that down as a brief, and only then ask the tool to build.

Step 1: Market research with Perplexity

Before anyone wrote a prompt, participants used Perplexity to work out their market. They worked on market positioning, market research and ICP research, which means finding out who their ideal customer is, what that customer needs, and how other businesses in the space present themselves.

This step answered a question most founders skip: how do I position myself so a customer understands in a few seconds why to choose me?

Step 2: The Rule of One

Kasia's framework for the session is the Startup Rule of One: one problem, one customer, one solution. Participants narrowed their business down to this before touching any tool. A website that tries to speak to everyone about everything gives AI nothing clear to build. A website built around one problem for one customer gives it a sharp starting point.

Step 3: A better prompt with Claude and the PRD templates

This is where the session answered the question of how to actually prompt better. Participants did not write their Lovable prompt alone. They used Claude together with the FutureHabits.Tech PRD templates, which ask the questions a good website brief needs to answer, and turned their research and the Rule of One into a structured prompt. A better prompt is not a longer prompt. It is a prompt that says who the customer is, what the problem is, and what the site needs to do about it.

Step 4: Building the website in Lovable

Then came the build. Using credits sponsored by Lovable, each participant created their website in Lovable from the prompt they had just written. They did not need a developer or a design background. The quality of what they got back came from the quality of the brief behind it.

Step 5: Content for the site and social media

To close, Kasia showed two ways to create social media content to go with the new website: Lovable's file generation, and Nano Banana in Gemini for graphics.

By the end of the session, research had become a brief, and a brief had become something live.

Thank you

Thank you to Alfredo Hernando Calvo, Eva Curto and Virginia Bailon for organizing The Break Extremadura edition and trusting us with the session, and to the 20 women who came to Vienna to build.

Want this workshop for your program or team? "Build Your Business Digital Presence with Lovable" runs as a standalone session or as part of a longer program. Get in touch.