Design a product landing page
Share a real product brief, one buyer group and approved screenshots. Have the agent establish visual hierarchy, build the page and show where the main message reads clearly on narrow and wide screens.
Take a landing page from audience and product brief through visual decisions, implementation and a real-browser review. Use the existing stack and preserve the content the page needs to communicate.
Use a real brief, existing component constraints and approved imagery. Review the result in a browser at representative widths.
Provide the route, target audience, approved assets and preserved sections.
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Reference: Design Taste Frontend https://github.com/Leonxlnx/taste-skill/blob/main/skills/taste-skill/SKILL.md Read the original documentation and check the current environment and dependencies. Propose any new installation or tool connection before proceeding. My task: Use Design Taste Frontend to revise my existing product landing page. Keep navigation and approved copy, use the supplied product screenshots, and review the new page at mobile and desktop widths. Report each visible regression before further changes. Expected deliverable: A working page and a viewport review with evidence.
This MIT-licensed Skill describes a frontend workflow for building or redesigning websites. It uses project-local working files, approved visual references and browser checks to turn a brief into a rendered page. The current main Skill also covers redesign.
The useful starting point depends on what already exists. Select a page scope, the imagery you can use and the browser states that matter before changing the layout.
Share a real product brief, one buyer group and approved screenshots. Have the agent establish visual hierarchy, build the page and show where the main message reads clearly on narrow and wide screens.
Provide the existing page and identify which content and navigation must survive. Ask for a scoped redesign that improves one weak section, then review a before-and-after render.
Give the agent the image assets and existing layout. It can check edge alignment and visual crops at representative widths, then keep a record of fixes that affect legibility.
Start the real page locally and compare it with the approved art direction. Ask the agent to flag missing assets and layout regressions with screenshots tied to specific viewports.
Give the agent the real product content and one explicit design direction. Then check the result in a browser instead of judging an isolated screenshot or the generated source.
Provide the route, audience, existing stack, approved imagery and sections that must remain. Use Node.js 22 or later and an installed Chrome, Edge, or Chromium for the bundled checks.
Use the existing components and design decisions where they fit. Keep draft material in the project and avoid replacing missing assets without approval.
Open the approved local page in a browser and inspect desktop and narrow layouts. Record any issues the available checker cannot evaluate.
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