Fan page: a site about your favorite animal

One page with a drawing and flip cards. Gemini writes the code, you check the facts, because the AI makes mistakes in them.

What you’ll get

A page about capybaras: a drawing, 6 “question → answer” cards, and a “Random fact” button. Press “Play the example” above. It’s exactly what Gemini made.

Steps

Open gemini.google.com. If you’re under 13, do it together with a parent, on their device.

Copy the whole prompt and send it:

Make one HTML page for phones about capybaras. Don't connect anything from the internet: no Tailwind, no CDN, no fonts, no images, only your own CSS and JavaScript inside the file. At the top, a big heading "Everything About Capybaras" and a drawing of a capybara made with CSS or SVG. Below, 6 fact cards: the front side shows a question, and when tapped the card flips over and shows the answer. At the bottom, a "Random fact" button that shows one of the facts. Warm colors: orange and green.

Wait about a minute, press Preview, and tap the cards.
Check the facts (see the question above). If you find a mistake, fix it with one message, for example:
```
There's a mistake in the size card: capybaras grow up to about 1.3 meters. Fix only that card.
```
Press Download (sometimes it’s in the Export menu). The file opens in any browser.

Change the prompt

Before sending, swap a few words to get your own version. Change only the words, and keep the rules about the internet and Canvas.

“about capybaras” → “about sharks”, and “Everything About Capybaras” → “Everything About Sharks”
“6 fact cards” → “9 fact cards”
“Warm colors: orange and green” → “Sea colors: blue and turquoise”

Make the page yours

Send one change at a time and check the result:

Make the same page, but about dolphins. (or about your own favorite animal)
Add a mini quiz of 3 questions with a score at the end.

If it doesn’t work

The AI says it changed everything, but the page is the same? That happens. Write: The page didn't change. Show the updated page in Canvas.
No “Preview” button? Write: Show the page in Canvas.
Don’t write your own name, address, or school on the page. This is a site about an animal, not about you.