Writing a landing page for an AI product
How to write an AI product landing page: lead with the output, show instead of claim, answer data and accuracy objections, test three variants.
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How to write an AI product landing page: lead with the output, show instead of claim, answer data and accuracy objections, test three variants.
The four places to buy a website template, what each gives you in licence, support and updates, and how to evaluate a template before you pay.
The pages and patterns an AI agent product site needs to earn trust: approval shown working, permissions, activity logs, hand-off, calculators and comparisons.
What a website template licence lets you do: end products, seats, client work, resale, and the fonts, images and video inside, with a worked example.
A practical checklist for judging a website template's accessibility before you buy: landmarks, focus, keyboard menus, contrast, motion, forms and reflow.
Set up a website template in Cursor: project rules for your design system, agent mode for edits, MCP config for sections and tokens, and prompt packs.
Clear definitions of a UI kit, a section library and a website template, when each is the right buy, and how the three combine on a real startup site.
A short history of the International Typographic Style, its core principles, and how to translate the grid, type scale and asymmetry into modern CSS.
The parts of a SaaS pricing page, from plan cards and billing toggles to comparison tables, calculators and FAQ, plus the mistakes that cost trust.
Convert an HTML template to Astro without breaking it: assets in public/, shared header and footer as components, a layout, pages, tokens, scripts and links.
A realistic one-day plan to launch an AI startup website from a template: pick pages, rewrite copy, swap mock-ups, deploy, add a domain and check it.
Ten checks to run on any premium website template before you pay, from phone layouts and licences to editable mock-ups, with a scoring table.
What glassmorphism is, the CSS behind it, where it helps and where it hurts legibility, and the rules we follow to keep a glass site readable and fast.
A fair three-way comparison of Framer, Webflow and Astro for a startup site: who edits it, CMS, hosting, performance, cost model, lock-in and when each wins.
A practical workflow to edit a website template with Claude Code: a CLAUDE.md with design rules, prompts that work, diff review and phone-width checks.
What a developer tools website needs: code in the first screen, an install line, a language toggle, docs and changelog in the nav, and dark mode.
What an MCP server for web design gives a coding agent, how to set ours up in Claude Code, Cursor and Codex, example requests, and where its limits are.
How to build a real dark theme for a marketing site: token sets, elevation by lightness, contrast in both themes, accents, images and no flash on load.
What web brutalism and neo-brutalism are, which brands they suit, and the usability rules that keep a deliberately raw site readable and easy to use.
An honest comparison of prompt-to-site builders like Lovable, v0 and Bolt, designed templates, and a coding agent working from a template, with when each fits.
The pages a real company site needs, why most templates skip half of them, and how to check before you buy.
A plain comparison of the five formats we ship, and how to pick the one your team will actually keep updating.
Type your company name and a template rewrites itself. What happens behind the preview, what it costs us and what we keep (nothing).