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Skill sukirman1901/frontend-expert/skills/marketing-landing

Marketing / SaaS landing page structure — section stack (hero, logo cloud, features, gallery, testimonials, CTA, footer), not a lone hero. Use when building or auditing landing pages, marketing sites, "landing page", "homepage marketing", or when the page feels incomplete after only a hero. Hand-roll sections with pack tokens/craft — never default to installing a third-party block registry. Pair with motion, fe-seo, anti-ai-slop.From its SKILL.md

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Marketing Landing

Overview

A landing page is a stack of section jobs, not a WebGL hero with a footer. Use the section vocabulary in references/landing-sections.md.

Hand-roll HTML/CSS (or the project’s components) from that recipe. Do not answer with npx / shadcn add / @tailark/* / registry install as the default.

When to use

  • New marketing homepage / landing / launch page
  • User names section types (hero, logo cloud, features, testimonials, CTA…)
  • Audit says “incomplete landing” / hero-only / AI slop marketing

When to skip

  • App shell / dashboard chrome → app-shell-routing
  • Tiny copy tweak on an existing section → ui-feel
  • Pure SEO meta without layout → fe-seo

Canonical stack (default SaaS)

Build in this order unless the user specifies otherwise:

Header (simple) → Hero → Logo cloud → Features → Gallery (or product) →
Testimonials → CTA → Footer

Example recipe (IA labels only — not packages to install):

header · hero · logo-cloud · features · gallery · testimonials · cta · footer

Ignore obsessing over Header variants — keep header quiet; invest in Hero → Footer jobs.

MUST

RuleDetail
Section jobsEach section has one purpose, one headline, one short support line
Hero budgetBrand (hero-level) + one headline + one lede + one CTA group + one dominant visual plane
No hero-only pageAt least Logo cloud or Features + CTA + Footer beyond the hero
Proof orderTrust (logos) before deep features when possible
Hand-rollImplement sections yourself — registry/block CLI install is not the pack default
Anti-slopNo purple defaults, no 3 identical icon-cards as the whole Features story, no Lorem, no equal-weight CTA row in hero
Motion≤2 families from motion-families.md; hand-roll; honor reduced-motion
SEOUnique title/description/OG via fe-seo

Workflow

  1. Confirm surface = marketing landing (not dashboard)
  2. Pick a recipe from references/landing-sections.md (or user-named section jobs)
  3. Tokens via decision tree (design-tokens) — landing surface signal OK
  4. Hand-roll sections in order; Reicon for icons (ui-components)
  5. Responsive + full-width primary CTA <768 (responsive-ui)
  6. Light marketing motion (motion) — not decorative spam
  7. Scan anti-ai-slop + Conventions check

Checklist

  • Stack matches a known recipe (not hero + footer only)
  • Hero brand is hero-level; one primary CTA
  • Logo cloud / features / proof present when SaaS
  • Gallery or product visual is real product context
  • Closing CTA section before footer
  • Footer: brand + essential links
  • No purple/Lorem/generic 3-card feature grid as the only Features pattern
  • Did not default to installing a block registry

Depth

references/landing-sections.md
Motion: motion + motion-families.md
SEO: fe-seo
Craft refs: Plasma / Send2Figma-quality heroes — atmosphere without template slop

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