Official skill · Marketing
Landing page house style
Share it with the team and every teammate's AI builds landing pages the house way: voice, section order, one CTA, allowed fields, flagged claims, alt text, contrast, and a preview first. Use it when several teammates make landing pages with their own Claude or ChatGPT and the pages come out different.
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Have your AI build landing pages the house way
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When to use it
- Several teammates make landing pages with their own Claude or ChatGPT and the pages come out different
- A campaign, sign-up or event page has to go up the team's way
What you give it
- The team's house style, filled in once
- The brief: offer, audience, the one action
- The facts and proof the page may state, and the images
What you get
A page in the house order with one call to action, an allowed-fields form and alt text, marked preview only, plus a before-you-publish list of claims needing a source.
How it works
- Read the brief against the house style
- Write in the house voice
- Build the sections in the house order
- Use the one call to action everywhere
- Build the form from the house list
- Flag every claim that needs a source
- Write alt text
- Check accessibility
- Preview, don't publish
Example
What you give it
House style filled in for Harbor Payroll (fictional): voice "plain, not stiff; specific, not technical"; avoid "revolutionary", "effortless"; section order as the default; call to action "Book a 20-minute demo"; form fields name, work email, company size; never ask phone number or job title; proof held: "used by 300 restaurants" (CRM count, October). Brief: a page for restaurant groups hiring seasonal staff for the summer; the one action is booking a demo. The draft from the brief says "Cut payroll time in half" and "the #1 payroll app for restaurants". Hero photo: a manager checking a tablet in a kitchen.
What you get back (the start of it)
Page: Payroll for seasonal staff · Status: preview only, not published
- Headline: Run payroll for seasonal staff without the Sunday spreadsheet
- Promise: See how to pay every seasonal hire from one screen, in a 20-minute demo.
- [Button: Book a 20-minute demo]
- ...
- Proof: Used by 300 restaurants.
- Form: Name · Work email · Company size (optional)
- Under the button: We'll email you a time that suits you. Privacy policy.
Before you publish
- Call to action: "Book a 20-minute demo" on 2 buttons
- Form: name, work email, company size · never asked: phone, job title
- Claims needing a source: "Cut payroll time in half" [source needed: a study or customer data]; "#1 payroll app for restaurants" removed (no source)
- Images: 1 with alt text ("A restaurant manager approving the week's hours on a tablet"), 0 decorative
- Contrast: checked, button text 8.7:1 (white on #1F4E79)
- Preview: private preview link · Publish when the marketing lead says so
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Changelog
- v1.0.0 · · First version: the team's house style with blanks to fill (voice, words to avoid, section order, the one call to action, allowed and never-asked form fields, proof held, approver), nine steps from the brief to a preview, unverifiable claims flagged and marketing-claims-check before publishing, alt text, WCAG 2.2 contrast, and preview first, publishing only when the person asks.
Sources
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 (read 2026-11-05)
- An alt Decision Tree (W3C Web Accessibility Initiative) (read 2026-11-05)
- Question pages (GOV.UK Design System) (read 2026-11-05)
- FTC Policy Statement Regarding Advertising Substantiation (read 2026-11-05)
- 個人情報の保護に関する法律 (read 2026-11-05)
- 不実証広告規制(消費者庁) (read 2026-11-05)