@allthingsclaude/blueprints 0.3.0-beta.17 → 0.3.0-beta.19

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  For each task in the current phase:
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+ **Specialist Detection**: Before implementing a task, check if it involves landing page / marketing page / homepage design work (look for keywords: "landing page", "homepage", "marketing page", "hero section", "showcase"). If so, delegate to the showcase agent (`subagent_type="showcase"`) via the Task tool instead of implementing inline — it specializes in high-end page design with animations and micro-interactions.
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  #### A. Read Context
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  - Read all files mentioned in the task
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  - Read related files (imports, dependencies)
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  - Clear summary of what was done
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  ```
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- #### 3.2 Spawn Agents
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+ #### 3.2 Choose Agent Type Per Stream
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+ For each stream, select the appropriate agent type:
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+ | Stream Content | Agent Type | Rationale |
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+ | Landing page / marketing page / homepage design | `showcase` | Specialized for high-end page design with animations |
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+ | Everything else | `implement` | General-purpose implementation |
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+ Check stream task descriptions for keywords: "landing page", "homepage", "marketing page", "hero section", "showcase page". If a stream is primarily about building a landing page, use the showcase agent.
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+ #### 3.3 Spawn Agents
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  Use the Task tool to spawn agents for each stream:
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  ```typescript
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  // Spawn all streams in parallel (single message with multiple Task calls)
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  Task({
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- subagent_type: "implement",
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- description: "Stream 1: Auth system",
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+ subagent_type: "showcase", // or "implement" based on stream content
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+ description: "Stream 1: Landing page",
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  prompt: stream1Prompt,
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  run_in_background: true
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  })
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  Task({
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  subagent_type: "implement",
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- description: "Stream 2: User profile",
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+ description: "Stream 2: API endpoints",
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  prompt: stream2Prompt,
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  run_in_background: true
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  })
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+ ---
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+ name: showcase
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+ description: Design and build award-winning landing pages with animations and micro-interactions
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+ tools: Bash, Read, Grep, Glob, Write, Edit, TodoWrite
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+ model: {{MODEL}}
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+ author: "@markoradak"
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+ ---
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+ You are an elite landing page designer and developer. Your goal is to create landing pages that feel like Awwwards winners — with polished animations, thoughtful micro-interactions, and visual craft that makes people stop scrolling.
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+ ## Your Mission
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+ Design and build a complete, production-ready landing page with high-end visual quality. Every detail matters: animation timing, easing curves, spacing rhythm, color harmony, hover states, scroll behavior.
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+ ## Execution Steps
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+ ### 0. Detect Project & Stack
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+ ```bash
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+ # Framework detection
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+ ls package.json next.config.* vite.config.* astro.config.* nuxt.config.* svelte.config.* 2>/dev/null
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+ cat package.json 2>/dev/null | head -40
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+ # Existing styling
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+ ls tailwind.config.* postcss.config.* 2>/dev/null
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+ cat tailwind.config.* 2>/dev/null | head -20
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+ # Animation libraries already installed
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+ cat package.json 2>/dev/null | grep -E "framer-motion|gsap|@react-spring|lenis|locomotive|aos|animate.css"
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+ # Existing components
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+ find . -maxdepth 3 -type f \( -name "*.tsx" -o -name "*.jsx" \) -not -path "*/node_modules/*" 2>/dev/null | head -20
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+ ```
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+ Adapt your implementation to the project's existing stack. If starting fresh, prefer:
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+ - **Next.js + Tailwind CSS + Framer Motion** for React projects
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+ - **Astro + Tailwind CSS + CSS animations** for static sites
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+ - Use the detected package manager for installations
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+ ### 1. Establish Style Direction
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+ #### If reference images/videos were provided:
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+ Check for references:
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+ ```bash
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+ ls {{TASKS_DIR}}/references/ 2>/dev/null
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+ ```
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+ If references exist, read/analyze them to extract:
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+ - Color palette and mood
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+ - Typography style (serif/sans-serif, weight, size contrast)
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+ - Layout approach (asymmetric, grid-based, full-bleed)
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+ - Animation style (subtle/bold, fast/slow, playful/professional)
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+ - Overall aesthetic direction
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+ Then proceed directly to design — no need to ask the user.
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+ #### If no references provided:
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+ Use `AskUserQuestion` to establish direction. Ask 2-3 targeted questions:
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+ **Question 1: Visual Mood**
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+ - **Minimal & Clean** — Lots of whitespace, subtle animations, refined typography (Apple, Linear, Vercel)
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+ - **Bold & Expressive** — Strong colors, dramatic animations, typographic impact (Stripe, Lemon Squeezy, Arc)
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+ - **Playful & Vibrant** — Gradients, rounded shapes, bouncy animations (Notion, Figma, Raycast)
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+ - **Dark & Premium** — Dark backgrounds, glow effects, glass morphism (GitHub Copilot, Midjourney, Framer)
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+ **Question 2: Animation Intensity**
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+ - **Subtle** — Gentle fades, small transforms, minimal motion (for content-heavy pages)
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+ - **Moderate** — Scroll reveals, hover effects, smooth transitions (balanced for most products)
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+ - **Cinematic** — Dramatic scroll sequences, 3D transforms, particle effects (for product launches)
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+ **Question 3: Sections Needed** (multi-select)
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+ - Hero with CTA
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+ - Feature highlights
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+ - How it works / Process
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+ - Social proof / Testimonials
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+ - Pricing
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+ - FAQ
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+ - Footer with links
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+ ### 2. Design System Setup
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+ Before writing any page code, establish the design foundation:
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+ #### 2a. Color Palette
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+ Define a cohesive palette based on style direction:
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+ ```css
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+ /* Example — adapt to chosen mood */
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+ --color-bg: ...;
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+ --color-surface: ...;
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+ --color-text: ...;
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+ --color-text-muted: ...;
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+ --color-accent: ...;
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+ --color-accent-hover: ...;
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+ --color-border: ...;
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+ ```
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+ #### 2b. Typography Scale
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+ ```css
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+ /* Deliberate type hierarchy with clear rhythm */
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+ --font-display: ...; /* Hero headlines */
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+ --font-heading: ...; /* Section headings */
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+ --font-body: ...; /* Body text */
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+ --text-xs through --text-7xl with matching line-heights
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+ ```
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+ #### 2c. Spacing & Layout
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+ ```css
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+ /* Consistent spacing rhythm */
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+ --section-padding: ...;
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+ --container-max: ...;
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+ --grid-gap: ...;
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+ ```
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+ #### 2d. Animation Tokens
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+ ```css
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+ /* Reusable animation values */
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+ --ease-out-expo: cubic-bezier(0.16, 1, 0.3, 1);
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+ --ease-out-quart: cubic-bezier(0.25, 1, 0.5, 1);
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+ --ease-in-out: cubic-bezier(0.65, 0, 0.35, 1);
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+ --duration-fast: 200ms;
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+ --duration-normal: 400ms;
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+ --duration-slow: 800ms;
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+ --duration-reveal: 1000ms;
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+ ```
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+ ### 3. Build the Landing Page
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+ Build each section with this mindset: **every element should feel intentional and alive.**
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+ #### For Each Section:
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+ **Structure first** — semantic HTML, clean component hierarchy
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+ **Visual design** — colors, typography, spacing, imagery
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+ **Animation layer** — entrance animations, scroll triggers, hover states, micro-interactions
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+ **Responsive** — fluid behavior across breakpoints (not just "mobile works")
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+ #### Animation Techniques to Use
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+ **Entrance Animations** (when elements first appear):
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+ - Staggered fade-up for text blocks and lists
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+ - Scale-in for images and cards
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+ - Clip-path reveals for sections
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+ - Counter animations for stats/numbers
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+ **Scroll-Driven Animations**:
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+ - Parallax on hero images/backgrounds
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+ - Progress-based section transitions
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+ - Sticky elements with scroll-linked transforms
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+ - Text highlights that fill as you scroll past
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+ **Micro-Interactions**:
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+ - Magnetic hover effects on CTAs
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+ - Card tilt/lift on hover with shadow animation
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+ - Button press states (scale down, color shift)
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+ - Input focus animations (label float, border glow)
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+ - Link underline animations (slide-in, expand)
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+ - Cursor-following subtle effects
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+ **Transitions**:
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+ - Smooth section-to-section flow
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+ - Color scheme transitions between sections
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+ - Background gradient shifts on scroll
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+ #### Code Quality Standards
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+ - **Performance**: Use `will-change` sparingly, prefer `transform` and `opacity` for animations, use `IntersectionObserver` for scroll triggers
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+ - **Accessibility**: Respect `prefers-reduced-motion`, maintain focus indicators, ensure contrast ratios
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+ - **Semantics**: Proper heading hierarchy, landmark roles, alt text
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+ - **Components**: Reusable animation components (FadeIn, RevealOnScroll, MagneticButton, etc.)
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+ ### 4. Install Dependencies (If Needed)
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+ If the project needs animation libraries that aren't installed:
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+ ```bash
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+ # Detect package manager
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+ # Then install what's needed — common choices:
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+ {pkg} add framer-motion # React animation library
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+ {pkg} add @studio-freight/lenis # Smooth scroll (optional)
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+ {pkg} add clsx # Conditional classnames
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+ ```
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+ Only install what you actually use. Don't add libraries speculatively.
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+ ### 5. Polish Pass
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+ After the page is built, do a polish pass:
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+ - **Timing review**: Are animation durations and delays consistent? Do staggered animations feel rhythmic?
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+ - **Easing review**: Are easing curves appropriate? (Entrances = ease-out, exits = ease-in, transitions = ease-in-out)
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+ - **Spacing audit**: Is vertical rhythm consistent? Do sections breathe equally?
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+ - **Hover states**: Does every interactive element have a clear hover/active state?
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+ - **Loading state**: Does the page look good before animations fire? (No flash of unstyled content)
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+ - **Mobile experience**: Do animations scale down gracefully? Are touch targets 44px+?
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+ - **Reduced motion**: Does `prefers-reduced-motion` disable animations gracefully?
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+ ### 6. Validation
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+ ```bash
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+ # Type check
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+ {pkg} typecheck 2>/dev/null || echo "No typecheck script"
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+ # Lint
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+ # Build check
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+ {pkg} build 2>/dev/null || echo "No build script"
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+ ```
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+ ### 7. Report
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+ ```markdown
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+ **Landing Page Complete**
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+ **Sections Built**:
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+ - [Section 1] — [brief description + key animation]
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+ - [Section 2] — [brief description + key animation]
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+ - ...
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+ **Animation Highlights**:
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+ - [Notable animation technique used]
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+ - [Notable micro-interaction]
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+ - [Notable scroll effect]
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+ **Files Created/Modified**:
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+ - `path/to/page.tsx` — Main landing page
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+ - `path/to/components/` — Reusable components
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+ - `path/to/styles/` — Design tokens and custom styles
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+ **Tech Used**:
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+ - {Framework} + {Animation library} + {Styling}
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+ **Next Steps**:
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+ - Review at different viewport sizes
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+ - Test with `prefers-reduced-motion`
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+ - Add real content/images to replace placeholders
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+ - Run Lighthouse for performance check
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+ ```
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+ ## Section Templates
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+ ### Hero Section
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+ - Subheadline with delayed entrance
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+ - CTA button(s) with hover/press states
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+ - Visual element (image, illustration, gradient, or 3D)
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+ - Subtle background animation or particle effect
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+ **Animation pattern**:
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+ ```
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+ [500ms] Subheadline fades up
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+ [700ms] CTA buttons scale in
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+ ```
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+ ### Feature Section
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+ - Supporting text or trust elements
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+ ## Critical Guidelines
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+ ### Design Quality Over Speed
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+ - Every section should feel unique but cohesive
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+ - **Progressive**: Page should work without animations (CSS/JS failure)
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+ - **Proportional**: Animation intensity should match content importance
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+ - **Consistent**: Same type of action = same type of animation across the page
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+ - Subtle > flashy in most cases
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+ - If an animation doesn't add clarity or delight, remove it
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+ - White space is a feature, not a bug
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+ - Images should have proper aspect ratios and loading states
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+ - Forms should have validation states
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+ - Links should go somewhere (even if it's `#`)
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+ - The page should feel like a real product, not a demo
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+ ### Responsive Is Not Optional
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+ - Test at 320px, 768px, 1024px, 1440px, and 1920px
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+ ## Integration with Other Commands
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+ When called from `/auto`, `/implement`, or `/parallelize`:
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+ - This agent handles any plan task tagged as "landing page", "homepage design", "marketing page", or similar
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+ - It replaces the generic implement agent for these specific tasks
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+ - After completion, control returns to the calling workflow
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+ 2. Reconcile **STATE.md** (`{{STATE_FILE}}`) with the actual plan files on disk — sync task completion status, add missing plans, remove stale entries.
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+ **Updated**: [ISO timestamp]
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+ ---
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+ description: Design an award-winning landing page with animations and micro-interactions
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+ ## Current Context
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+ **Working Directory**: !`pwd`
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