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When a developer has built a product/service and needs a brand landing page but lacks brand/visual direction. Works inside a dev workflow as a design consultant.
A deployment-ready landing page bundle with documented design system, versioned HTML, and clear handoff instructions.
Use Cases
A solo developer just finished a CLI tool and wants a landing page to collect emails. They invoke the skill; it interviews them on product purpose, brand adjectives (e.g. minimal, technical, friendly), and visual preferences, then uses Stitch to generate a light-mode page. After two feedback rounds the developer gets a zip with HTML and DEPLOY.md, ready to publish on GitHub Pages.
A startup engineer built an API service and needs a waitlist page fast. The skill resumes from saved .stitch/metadata.json, regenerates mobile/desktop screens with adjusted color variant, opens them in browser for stakeholder review, and delivers a refined bundle. The team avoids hiring a designer and aligns on brand before launch.
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