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tech-product-landing

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Build production-grade landing pages for software/CLI tools, developer libraries, and technical products. Uses the "Maxsim-style" design system: dark theme, blue accent glows, framer-motion animations, geometric hero grid, marquee tech stack, tabbed docs, and timeline how-it-works sections. Trigger when user says "create a landing page for my software", "build a product site", "make a landing page like maxsim-flutter", "developer landing page", or "CLI tool website". Stack: Vite + React + TypeScript + Tailwind CSS v4 + Framer Motion + Lucide React.

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    Read and copy every file from assets/template/ to the new project, preserving directory structure:

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    Update --color-accent-light to a lighter shade

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    Import icons from lucide-react (strokeWidth={1.5} always)

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    Keep CodeBlock, DocHeading, DocText utilities — they're universal

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  5. Very specific:

    Update TabId type and tabs array with your tab names

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  6. Very specific:

    Update usages in Hero.tsx and Footer.tsx

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SKILL.md

Tech Product Landing Page

This skill produces landing pages by copying the complete maxsim-flutter source from assets/template/ and adapting the content for the target product. The design, animations, and structure stay identical — only the data arrays and product-specific strings change.

Step 1: Scaffold & Install

npm create vite@latest <project-name> -- --template react-ts
cd <project-name>
npm install motion lucide-react clsx tailwind-merge
npm install -D tailwindcss @tailwindcss/vite @types/node

Step 2: Copy Template Files

Read and copy every file from assets/template/ to the new project, preserving directory structure:

assets/template/
├── index.html
├── vite.config.ts
├── tsconfig.json
├── vite-env.d.ts
└── src/
    ├── main.tsx
    ├── App.tsx
    ├── index.css
    ├── lib/utils.ts
    └── components/sections/
        ├── Navbar.tsx
        ├── Hero.tsx
        ├── Features.tsx
        ├── HowItWorks.tsx
        ├── TechStack.tsx
        ├── Docs.tsx
        └── Footer.tsx

Step 3: Content Replacements

All // ADAPT: comments in the template mark the exact locations to change. Summary:

Global string replacements

FindReplace with
maxsim-flutteryour product name
maystudios/maxsim-flutteryour GitHub repo (org/repo)
"maxsim-flutter" (npm package in vite.config.ts)your npm package name
__MAXSIM_VERSION__rename to __YOUR_PRODUCT_VERSION__ (3 files: vite-env.d.ts, Hero.tsx, Footer.tsx)

index.html

  • <title> and <meta name="description">

vite.config.ts

  • fetchNpmVersion("maxsim-flutter") → your npm package name
  • Or remove the fetch and use: const version = "1.0.0";
  • Rename __MAXSIM_VERSION__ define key

index.css

  • --color-accent: #3b82f6 → your brand color (blue=dev tools, green=SaaS, purple=AI)
  • Update --color-accent-light to a lighter shade

Navbar.tsx

  • navLinks array: add/remove sections to match your page
  • Brand name in the <a> element
  • GitHub URL (2 locations: desktop + mobile)

Hero.tsx

  • FLIP_WORDS — 4–5 power words for your product
  • Eyebrow label text ("CLI Tool" → your category)
  • h1 product name
  • Subtitle prefix ("AI-Powered Flutter ")
  • Description paragraph
  • command variable in TerminalBlock (your install command)
  • GitHub href in CTA buttons

Features.tsx

  • Replace features array with 6 items:
    { icon: IconName, title: "...", description: "..." }
  • Import icons from lucide-react (strokeWidth={1.5} always)

HowItWorks.tsx

  • Replace steps array with 4 items (install → create → use → ship pattern):
    { number: "01", title: "...", description: "...", code: "your-cli command" }

TechStack.tsx

  • Replace flutterStack / cliStack arrays with your actual tech (8–12 total items)
  • Rename the arrays and their category labels if needed

Docs.tsx

  • Replace all tab content functions with your actual documentation
  • Typical tab structure: Getting Started, Commands/API, Options/Modules, Config, Advanced Topic
  • Keep CodeBlock, DocHeading, DocText utilities — they're universal
  • Update TabId type and tabs array with your tab names

Footer.tsx

  • Product name, tagline, copyright string
  • EXTERNAL_LINKS array: GitHub URL, npm URL (or replace with your links)

Design Tokens

Defined in src/index.css under @theme inline:

TokenDefaultGuidance
--color-accent#3b82f6 blueChange per brand
--color-accent-light#60a5faLighter accent shade
Everything elsezinc dark scaleKeep as-is

Version Global (__MAXSIM_VERSION__)

The live site fetches the npm version at build time via vite.config.ts. For a new product:

  1. Change fetchNpmVersion("maxsim-flutter") to your package name
  2. Or hard-code: const version = "1.0.0";
  3. Rename the define key from __MAXSIM_VERSION__ to something like __MY_TOOL_VERSION__
  4. Update vite-env.d.ts declaration
  5. Update usages in Hero.tsx and Footer.tsx

Checklist

  • All maxsim-flutter string references replaced
  • Version global renamed and configured
  • index.html title and description updated
  • Accent color changed (if needed)
  • FLIP_WORDS reflect product value props
  • Terminal command shows real install/init command
  • 6 features with relevant lucide icons
  • 4 how-it-works steps with real commands
  • Tech stack badges list actual dependencies
  • Docs tabs contain real documentation
  • GitHub and npm links are correct
  • Footer copyright and tagline updated

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