A product landing page
Use the product’s actual subject and audience to choose a coherent visual direction, then organize copy and interaction around the visitor’s decision.
Use Frontend Design by Anthropic to turn a specific product brief into an intentional interface. Explore visual direction, typography, color, layout, and interaction choices, then review the rendered result against the audience, existing identity, and practical needs of the page you are building.
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Read the original Frontend Design instructions at https://github.com/anthropics/skills/blob/main/skills/frontend-design/SKILL.md. Explain its purpose, required tools, and installation options, then help me use it.Let the agent read the original instructions and check how to use them in your environment.
Download Floatboat ↗Design a landing page for this product using the supplied copy and existing brand colors. Propose the visual direction first, then implement it and check desktop and mobile layouts.
Frontend Design is Anthropic’s Skill for shaping new interfaces or reworking an existing visual direction. It asks an agent to ground design choices in the subject, audience, and purpose of a brief, then make a coherent plan before implementation. The guidance connects typography, color, spacing, motion, and content to that direction, with attention to responsive behavior and accessibility. It is useful for a landing page, dashboard, or product screen that needs an identifiable visual approach. Provide real content and any existing design constraints so the agent can develop the interface and critique its rendered result. The Skill supplies design instructions rather than a separate website builder.
Explore interface work where the design needs to reflect a specific subject and audience. Build a product landing page, give a dashboard a clearer hierarchy, or replace an unsuitable visual direction while keeping real content, task requirements, and responsive behavior central to the result.
Use the product’s actual subject and audience to choose a coherent visual direction, then organize copy and interaction around the visitor’s decision.
Prioritize the information and actions people use most, with typography and spacing that make the working screen easier to scan.
Provide the current interface and the requirements it must preserve so the agent can replace the visual direction without losing product content.
Start with the page’s audience, primary task, content, and any pinned visual requirements. Ask the agent to propose a concise design direction before building, then inspect the rendered interface and refine hierarchy, readability, interaction, and behavior at the sizes the page will support.
Provide the subject, audience, primary task, and real content. Include existing brand assets and requirements that must remain.
Review a compact plan for typography, color, layout, and interaction. Ask the agent to build the page within the project’s stack.
Inspect representative desktop and mobile views. Refine hierarchy, content fit, keyboard access, and motion against the original brief.
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