page-type-design-briefs
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Writes one design brief per page type (service, location, about, contact, resource) for the inner-page templates, and on request one HTML wireframe per type. Reads the written pages, the client reference kit, the homepage design brief and the homepage choice in feedback/, and writes slug-page-type-design-briefs.md with, per page type, a content map, repeating blocks, content length, CTA placement, sourced brand cues, mobile-first priorities and the homepage link. Content structure and brand rules only, no visual styling. Use when the inner pages are written and the designers need template briefs, template wireframes or an HTML starter for the templates. Do NOT use for the homepage brief or wireframe (use homepage-design-brief), writing the pages (use seo-content-writer), brand files (use client-reference-kit), the sitemap (use site-structure-optimizer), client feedback (use client-feedback), client emails (use week-1-client-email), or checking the finished templates (use design-qa-dev-prep).
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