design-web

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Use when building or revising a marketing/landing/campaign page, register `brand` locked at Gate 0 — use design-webapp for app screens instead.

Web & Frontend 25 stars 4 forks Updated 6 days ago MIT

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<objective> Builds marketing sites, landing pages, and campaign pages under register `brand` (design IS the product). Structure comes from the register's point of view plus two named picks — a hero treatment for the first screen and a body sequence for everything after it — never from copying an inspiration site's section flow. Covers hero discipline (headline/subhead word caps, single primary CTA), body-sequence selection against the canonical-order default, asymmetric grids instead of a uniform 3-column layout, and a set of mechanical anti-slop flags (uniform grids, uniform padding, the AI-signature entrance motion, the reflex blue/Inter/rounded-2xl combo). Declares the three reproduced elements (`Je reproduis`, corpus procedures vs sector register) that `design-review` verdicts, and runs the silhouette Lookalike Test before the page can be called done: a fail is structural and goes back to the hero/body picks, not to a cosmetic tweak. </objective> ## Design Web — Marketing & Landing, Register Brand ### When After `design-system` tokens exist and `design-method`'s Gate 0 has locked register `brand` (one dominant, expressive message). Read `design-method`'s routing table first — a dashboard/app/utility surface routes to `design-webapp` instead. Exception: a marketing-adjacent surface living inside an app shell (e.g. an in-app pricing page) still routes here for that one page (see `design-webapp`'s reciprocal note). ### Input - `design-system.md` — OKLCH palette, type pa...

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Author
fusengine
Repository
fusengine/agents
Created
8 months ago
Last Updated
6 days ago
Language
CSS
License
MIT

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