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Landing page polish

Skill frankxai/starlight-design-intelligence/skills/landing-page-polish

Owned premium design intelligence: brand packs, motion systems, UI rubrics, and visual identity doctrine for FrankX, Starlight, and Arcanea.

Install
npx -y skills add frankxai/starlight-design-intelligence --skill landing-page-polish

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Use to improve landing pages, launch pages, homepages, waitlists, sales pages, and public product pages with premium hierarchy, proof, imagery, motion, and conversion clarity.

SKILL.md

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Landing Page Polish

Use this skill when a page needs to feel credible, specific, and ready to publish.

Rules

  • First viewport must show the brand/product/offer clearly.
  • Use real product visuals or meaningful generated imagery, not abstract decoration.
  • Keep hero copy direct; put value props in support copy, not bloated headlines.
  • Make the next section visible on desktop and mobile.
  • Remove nested cards and generic feature grids unless they clarify comparison.
  • Use motion sparingly: one signature hero behavior or state reveal beats many effects.

Output

Return: revised hierarchy, section order, copy improvements, visual asset needs, motion notes, and publish blockers.

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