"draft website" is correct and usable in written English.
It could be used to describe a website which is still in draft form (e.g. still being developed, designed, etc.) or intended as a preliminary version of a website. For example, "We are working on a draft website to test out our design ideas before launching the final version."
It's unclear whether Jerome will declare for the NBA draft, with multiple mock draft websites projecting him as a late-first-round selection.
But even if information was delayed by the NFL, the numerous draft websites would continue to give players something to ponder.
A former Glendale Community College standout, the 22-year-old center is projected by many draft websites to be selected in the seventh round on Saturday.
So whether you're drafting website copy, a marketing brochure, an online article, or a press release, follow a few rules.
So whether you're drafting website copy, a marketing brochure, an online article, or a press release, consider hiring professional storytellers to make the world-changing things you do mean something to regular people.
Supporting documents relating to the VAL were drafted, websites were updated, and information detailing the changes was circulated to end-users (including the media, and public via social-media) by GNS Science.
If in doubt, hire a professional copywriter to draft your website's copy.
Politico's Ben Smith noted today that, somewhat retroactively, a "Draft Ford" website went up online.
At the back of this play was a coterie of progressive Virginia activists and bloggers who rolled out the first "Draft James Webb" website and offered fulsome encouragement from perches like the state's widely read Raising Kaine blog.
The event kicks off with a "Barrel O' Fun" pre-party, where face painters will be "around for 'touch ups,'" some clown-centric prizes will get raffled off, and a photo booth will capture all the red-nosed horror, according to the Alamo Draft House website.
