Turn one prototype file into every page of the site
T-Builder 0.9.10 splits a design-tool export that holds the whole site in one file into one Elementor draft per page, leaves overlays out and lists the placeholder texts to fill.
Design tools now hand over a site as one HTML file: every page of it, one after the other, with a small runtime that shows the page a visitor asks for. Dropped into a template converter, that file used to become one very long page. Version 0.9.10 of T-Builder reads the file the way the design tool meant it.
One file, one draft per page
When the scan finds several page variants in a file, it groups the sections by page: Home, Products, Category, Company, Contact, each with its section numbers, plus the shared header and footer. The agent then converts each group into its own draft, with the shared sections on every page, in one turn. You get the pages the designer drew, as Elementor section widgets with Content and Style tabs, ready to edit.
What stays out
A prototype carries things a page should not show at rest:
- Overlays. A menu overlay, a modal or a bar fixed to the bottom of the screen is flagged and left out of the page draft. Ask for it by number when you want it.
- Hidden states. The thank-you message after a form, a quote bar that appears on scroll, a mobile-only block: branches the prototype keeps off are skipped, while a header fixed to the top stays a header.
Placeholders, listed
Some texts in a prototype are not texts yet. A category name, a news headline or a step title written as {{ item.title }} is filled from data the export does not carry. The scan counts them per section, and the agent tells you which sections still wait for real copy, then writes it in when you give it.
Drawn right
The page is drawn on the platform before conversion, and two details of that drawing were fixed for prototypes: a hero's line art laid over its box keeps its place instead of pushing the heading down, and the design tool's own wrapper elements no longer break a header's row.
Available now
Update to 0.9.10 from your account, drop the prototype into the project and ask for the pages. The scan is free and instant; each conversion is one conversation step, priced on the pricing page.