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Step-by-Step Guide to Building a House Name Generator

1. Define Scope and Target Audience

• Types of Names: Decide whether your tool will generate:
• Real-world house names (e.g., “Willow Cottage,” “Sunny View”)
• Fantasy/noble house names (e.g., “House Blackthorn,” “Dragoncrest Manor”)
• Thematic names (e.g., nature-inspired, modern, humorous).
• Audience: Homeowners, writers, game developers, or world-builders.

2. Core Features to Include

• Random Generation: Combine words algorithmically (e.g., “[Adjective] + [Noun]”).
• Customization Options:
• Themes: Nature, medieval, luxury, etc.
• Word preferences: Prefixes/suffixes (e.g., “The,” “-Manor”), starting letters.
• Output control: Number of names (1–10), length (short/long).
• User Experience:
• Clean, mobile-friendly interface with a “Generate” button.
• Display names with optional explanations (e.g., “Rosewood: Evokes nature”).
• Copy/share functionality (social media, clipboard).

3. Data Collection & Organization

• Word Banks: Create categorized lists:
• Prefixes: “Oak,” “Silver,” “Wind-“
• Suffixes: “-wood,” “-haven,” “-crest”
• Adjectives: “Grand,” “Whispering,” “Royal”
• Nouns: “Manor,” “Keep,” “River”
• Fantasy Elements: “Dragon,” “Throne,” “Eternal”
• Storage: Use JSON/CSV for easy editing or a database (e.g., SQLite for small projects).

4. Generation Logic

• Simple Method (JavaScript Example):