building-prototype
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Use when a clickable HTML/CSS/JS UI prototype is needed to accompany a presale proposal — for a management system (dashboard/CRUD/sidebar) or a standalone landing page/marketing website (no login, conversion-focused). Reads the function list and sitemap from analyzing-rfp's output, asks which project type it is, runs a short UI-kit QnA to capture the client's own branding (not ours as the vendor), then generates one page per screen in the sitemap, with full interactivity for the main workflows/conversion forms and static UI + navigation for the rest. Fourth skill in the presale suite, used alongside writing-proposal (analyzing-rfp → estimating-effort → writing-proposal, with building-prototype drawing on analyzing-rfp's output independently).
In this repository20 other files it gives its agents.
- CLAUDE.mdCLAUDE.md
- agent-setupSkill
- analyzing-rfpSkill
- deployment-checklistSkill
- estimating-effortSkill
- fe-codingSkill
- figma-to-codeSkill
- flutter-codingSkill
- mobile-release-notesSkill
- pm-monthly-reportSkill
- pm-report-emailSkill
- presale-estimationSkill
- project-setupSkill
- rule-captureSkill
- spec-drivenSkill
- systematic-debuggingSkill
- tddSkill
- ticket-workflowSkill
- tlm-dailySkill
- writing-proposalSkill
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