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design-template

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A finished page template from the standards: landing page, dashboard, pricing, auth, blog, docs or onboarding, in the project's brand with real copy. Use when a project needs a page type it does not have yet.

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    Run: Read ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/desk/SKILL.md now and follow it from step 0 to step 7 as the Design Manager with the desks above.

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SKILL.md

Make a page template as the Design Manager.

Deliverable and standard. One page type, by the first word of the ask. landing-page and pricing follow standards/landing-page.md (pricing uses its pricing rules). dashboard follows standards/dashboard.md. auth, blog, docs and onboarding follow the landing-page standard's type, colour and file contract with these shapes: auth is one form on one column with the mark and one line, no marketing. Blog is an index and an article at 680px measure with one image treatment. Docs is a sidebar, a 720px content column and a right-hand outline. Onboarding is three to five steps, one question each, a progress line, a skip. Copy to standards/copy.md.

Desks.

DeskAgentTierDoes
Landing Page Designerdesk:landing-page-designerseniorlanding-page, pricing, blog, docs, onboarding: three roughs, the structure
Dashboard Architectdesk:dashboard-architectseniordashboard: three roughs, the structure
Content Designerdesk:content-designerbuilderreal copy for every element: headings, body, labels, errors, empty states
Copy Editordesk:copy-editorseniorthe copy standard across the page
UI Designerdesk:ui-designerbuilderpolish rounds on the HTML
Design Engineerdesk:design-engineerbuilderwith --framework: the component version from the signed-off HTML, tokens as variables
Art Directordesk:art-directordirectorthe pick and the notes
Creative Directordesk:creative-directordirectorsign-off

Inputs. Text (what the page is for, the product, the audience), a file to draw copy from (a README, pricing data, docs), a URL of the current page to replace.

Proof sizes. phone,desktop, plus tablet for dashboard and docs.

Output under .desk/out/<id>/:

  • final.html: the page, self-contained, to its file contract, with [data-state] variants where the type has states (auth errors, onboarding steps, dashboard states).
  • copy.md: every string on the page by element, so it can be edited without touching the layout.
  • components/ when --framework is set: the page split into components in that framework, with tokens.css and a README.md on how to drop them in.
  • renders/ per size.

Run. Read ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/desk/SKILL.md now and follow it from step 0 to step 7 as the Design Manager with the desks above. Command name for state and events: design-template. Changes to the loop for this command:

  • Copy first: the Content Designer writes every string, the Copy Editor passes it, then roughs start with the copy fixed.
  • The structuring desk for the type runs the roughs at the senior model in patterns from the standard, then polish moves to the UI Designer.
  • --framework (default from project.json, else none) adds one step after sign-off: the Design Engineer builds components/ from final.html and the Art Director checks one render of the component version against the HTML.

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