Award Campaign Website: Easy AI Build in 2 Minutes
An award campaign website is where applicants first meet your programme, so it has to look good and answer their questions. This 2-minute video shows how to go from a single sentence to a styled, search-ready campaign site in AwardScience, without writing code.
The video builds a page with four key sections — introduction, eligibility requirements, judging method and timeline — then adds an FAQ, a live calendar and a two-column layout.
In this video
- Create the page
- Generate it with AI
- Add an FAQ accordion
- Add a live timeline calendar
- Arrange a two-column layout
- Frequently asked questions
Create your award campaign website page
Click Page in the menu, select Public, and hit Create Page in the top right corner. Give the page a UI name and you’re ready to build.
Generate the page with AI
Click the icon in the bottom right corner and describe what you want: colours, rounded corners, layout preferences and the content itself. The AI generates the full page code for you, so there’s nothing to write yourself.
Hit Send, wait a few seconds, and when the response comes back, click Execute All. The page appears exactly as you described it. You stay in control of what gets published, and you can refine any part afterwards.
Add a frequently asked questions accordion
- Drag an accordion from the left menu into the page and click to edit it.
- Give it a title, such as Frequently Asked Questions.
- Click the plus icon next to Accordion Items, enter a question in the header and the answer below.
- Click the plus icon again for each extra question, then hit Save.
Click Preview in the top right corner and each question expands to show its answer. An FAQ like this cuts down the emails your team answers during an open call.
Add a live timeline calendar
Drag a calendar into the page and click to edit. Under Available Sources, find your award flow, select it and click the plus icon to add its timeline. Save, preview, and your key dates appear clearly on the calendar.
Because the calendar reads from the award flow itself, the dates on your award campaign website stay in step with the programme when a deadline moves.
Arrange a two-column layout
Drag a Columns component into the page, click the icon next to the trash bin, and click twice to get two columns. Drag the calendar and the FAQ accordion into a column each so they sit side by side, saving space while keeping everything readable.
- Designed from a plain-language description
- Structured with FAQs, timelines and columns
- Responsive on phones, tablets and desktops
- Discoverable by search engines
Why your award campaign website matters
Most applicants find a programme on their phone. A page built with responsive web design works on any screen, and a clear FAQ and timeline mean fewer incomplete or late applications.
When the site is live, see how applicants and judges experience the rest of the programme in the award judging software walkthrough, or explore every AwardScience feature.
Award campaign website: frequently asked questions
Do I need to know HTML to build the site?
No. You describe the page in plain language and the AI generates the code, then you refine it with drag-and-drop components.
Will the timeline update if a deadline changes?
The calendar reads its dates from your award flow, so the site reflects the flow’s timeline rather than a separate copy you have to edit.
Does the page work on mobile?
Yes. The layout is responsive, so columns and accordions adapt to phones and tablets.
Can I edit the page after the AI builds it?
Yes. Everything the AI generates can be adjusted, and you can add components such as accordions, calendars and columns from the left menu.
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