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forge-website

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Forge: websites, landing pages, and frontend UI: website, landing page, responsive, mobile layout, SEO, accessibility, Lighthouse, React, Vue, Tailwind.

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    No placeholder/Lorem/test/mock content in anything headed for prod.

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    When a build uses GSAP/ScrollTrigger for scroll-driven or compositor-friendly motion (per ~/.claude/rules/ecc/web/performance.md), load the …

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SKILL.md

Forge playbook — Website / landing / frontend

Do not duplicate ECC skills — defer to: design-is (design audit), browser (screenshot loop). This file is orchestration only.

Hard rules

  • Mobile and desktop layout verified by screenshot before claiming done.
  • No placeholder/Lorem/test/mock content in anything headed for prod.
  • Forms validate input and hit a real endpoint; clear error + success states.
  • Any analytics/form keys live in env, never in the committed bundle.
  • Meta and sharing basics: every page has a unique title and meta description, a canonical URL, Open Graph title/description/image, and JSON-LD (Organization or WebSite) where it fits — checked in the built HTML.
  • Performance proof: run Lighthouse or PageSpeed on the built site and report LCP, CLS and INP; numbers measured on localhost are labelled "local, indicative".

Team (conditional by stack/level)

  • Lead: planner / architect.
  • Build review: react-reviewer or vue-reviewer (by stack).
  • Audits (parallel): a11y-architect, seo-specialist, performance-optimizer.
  • Copy/CTA: marketing-agent.

Skills / commands / MCP

design-is (pick a real style direction first — see ~/.claude/rules/ecc/web/design-quality.md), browser (mobile+desktop screenshots), /react-build + /react-review (or the Vue equivalents), /test-coverage. Canva MCP only if asset generation is explicitly requested. humanizer skill (.claude/skills/humanizer/SKILL.md) MAY run as an on-demand rewrite pass on client-facing marketing/landing copy — never on exact-command setup docs or forge-report output, and not always-on (34KB context cost). When a build uses GSAP/ScrollTrigger for scroll-driven or compositor-friendly motion (per ~/.claude/rules/ecc/web/performance.md), load the relevant gsap skill (.claude/skills/gsap/<skill-name>/SKILL.md) on demand for correct API usage — not always-on.

Fan-out & flow

L2 for a single page, L3 for a multi-page site. Serial: design direction (design-is) → build → audits → fixes → review gate. Parallel: a11y ∥ seo ∥ performance ∥ copy audits on the built artifact (independent).

Domain gates

Accessibility pass; SEO meta/OG + canonical; performance budget (see ~/.claude/rules/ecc/web/performance.md); responsive at ~360/768/1280; CTA clarity; no broken links.

Ship-readiness (unique)

Screenshots at mobile+desktop breakpoints; no test copy; all CTAs/links resolve; forms submit to a real endpoint with validation; favicon/meta/OG present; 404 route; secrets in env. The ship-readiness website checklist is advisory; optionally run codex-reviewer (Codex) on important code — not a blocker.

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