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website-builder

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Build complete, professional, multi-section websites with authentic design, high-quality animations, and conversion-driven UX. Use this skill any time the user asks to build a website, landing page, portfolio, agency site, SaaS homepage, product/e-commerce page, or any multi-section web page that should feel real, polished, and production-ready — not a demo or prototype. Trigger even when the user says things like "make me a site for my business", "build a homepage for X", "I need a professional website", "create a website like [reference]", or "/website-builder". Also trigger for post-build tasks: wiring real social/external links, updating the deploy script, updating the test-site reference, and keeping this SKILL.md in sync with all project learnings. This skill produces complete, deployable HTML/CSS/JS websites with scroll animations, micro-interactions, conversion systems, and authentic visual design that avoids AI-clichés. It encodes hard-won lessons from building a full e-commerce product site (Victor Energy Drink) referencing Pepsi.com and drinkprime.uk.

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