For your customer
Your customers ask the site a question.
The site opens the page with the answer and lights the line. It answers only from what is on it.
A visitor types a two-bedroom with a view, move in November, into Larkspur Commons's ask bar. The site opens Floor plans filtered to November, lights B2 Terrace at from $1,845 with 3 homes for November, and shows the tour form under it, empty.
A Clutch site answers by opening the page
that holds the answer.The closest passage
Find is the search every Clutch site carries. It ranks what the site says and lands on the closest line.
One tap onward
The next stop is one tap away. The visitor ends on the tour form and fills it herself.
No answer, said plainly
A question the site does not answer gets the site's own plain reply.
Asking the site
On a phone, the site answers in one pane.
It rewrites the pane in place, so the question and the line it found share one screen.
On a phone, a guest asks Rosalia's whether it is open late on Friday. The page rewrites to Hours and lights Friday, 5 to 11 pm.
The site cannot make things up.
Asking the site writes nothing. It opens only what is already on the page, or says it has nothing.
Larkspur Commons's own ask bar holds the question is there covered parking, and the site answers under it: Nothing on this site answers that.
