vibespot 1.1.1 → 1.2.0

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package/README.md CHANGED
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  vibespot init # Check and install required tools
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  vibespot convert # Convert a React project (no upload)
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  vibespot upload # Upload theme to HubSpot
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+ vibespot marketplace check [--fix] [--json] # Audit theme for HubSpot Marketplace submission
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+ vibespot marketplace edit # Edit Marketplace listing metadata (marketplace.json)
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  vibespot doctor # Diagnose environment issues
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  ```
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  ## What's New
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+ ### v1.1.3
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+ - **Model selection persists for Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and Gemini API** — picking a non-default model used to revert because the `/api/settings/engine` route had no cases for those engines, no config fields existed, and `getCurrentModel` returned `null` (so the dropdown reset to the first option). Added the config fields, route persistence, UI lookup, and runtime `--model`/`-m` flag plumbing into the CLI subprocess invocation.
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+ ### v1.1.2
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+ - **Honest model dropdowns** — replaced generic `opus`/`sonnet`/`haiku` aliases in the Claude Code dropdown with specific version IDs (Opus 4.7, Sonnet 4.6, Haiku 4.5, etc.) so picking a version actually pins it. Codex CLI dropdown now lists GPT-5.5, GPT-5.5 Pro, GPT-5.3 Codex, GPT-5.2 Codex, GPT-5.1 Codex Max/Mini, GPT-5.4 Mini/Nano, Codex Mini — no more outdated `o4-mini` / `o3` / `gpt-4o` only.
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+ - **Live model catalog covers Codex CLI** — when an OpenAI API key is configured, both OpenAI API and Codex CLI dropdowns get populated from `/v1/models` (cached 10 min). New OpenAI releases show up automatically.
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+ - **Settings dialog opens to AI tab** — fixed a click-handler bug that left the dialog blank on open.
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  ### v1.1.0
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  - **Plan mode** — deliberation phase before generation. Prominent toggle above chat input; AI asks elicitation questions, builds a markdown plan in a dedicated tab, only generates after Approve. Plan persists to `.vibespot/plan.md` across sessions.
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  - **Streamlined Figma import** — replaces the old agentic-pipeline path with a translation pipeline that preserves Figma's exact design tokens, copy, and section order. Image assets copy into the theme automatically.
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  ## License
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- Personal use only — see [LICENSE](LICENSE) for details. Commercial licensing available on request.
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+ FSL-1.1-Apache-2.0 — see [LICENSE](LICENSE) for details.
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+ ---
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+ id: agency-services
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+ label: Agency / Services
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+ description: Service business — drive consultation requests
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+ icon: users
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+ order: 60
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+ ---
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+ # Agency / Services
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+ ## Goal
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+ Convert visitors into qualified leads (consultation calls, RFPs, project inquiries).
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+ ## Audience
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+ TBD — what kind of company / role is the buyer?
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+ ## Primary CTA
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+ TBD — typically "Book a consultation", "Request a proposal", "Start a project".
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+ ## Sections / Modules
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+ 1. **hero** — positioning statement, who you serve, primary CTA
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+ 2. **services** — 3–6 service offerings with short descriptions
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+ 3. **process** — how engagements work (3–5 phases)
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+ 4. **case-studies** — 2–4 client outcomes with metrics where possible
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+ 5. **client-logos** — recognizable brands you've worked with
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+ 6. **team-or-leadership** — founders or key people (skip if larger agency)
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+ 7. **testimonials** — 2–3 detailed quotes from named clients
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+ 8. **cta-banner** — final CTA with form or scheduling link
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+ 9. **footer** — services, locations, legal
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+
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+ ## Brand & Tone
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+ TBD — confident/strategic, scrappy/founder-led, premium/boutique
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+ ## Open questions
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+ - [ ] What is the agency / firm name, and what's the one-line positioning?
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+ - [ ] What kinds of clients do you serve (industry, size, stage)?
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+ - [ ] What are your 3–6 core service offerings?
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+ - [ ] What is the typical engagement model — retainer, project, hourly?
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+ - [ ] Do you have case studies with measurable outcomes (lift %, $ saved, etc.)?
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+ - [ ] Recognizable client logos — which ones to feature?
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+ - [ ] Primary conversion — calendar link (Calendly), form, or email-only?
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+ - [ ] Should the team/leadership section be prominent or low-key?
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+ ---
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+ id: blog-content-hub
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+ label: Blog / Content Hub
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+ description: Editorial home — feature posts, drive subscriptions
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+ icon: book-open
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+ order: 40
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+ ---
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+ # Blog / Content Hub
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+ ## Goal
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+ Surface the best content, build readership, and capture email subscriptions.
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+ ## Audience
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+ TBD — who reads this content and what do they come for?
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+ ## Primary CTA
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+ TBD — typically "Subscribe" or "Read latest". Secondary: "Browse by topic".
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+ ## Sections / Modules
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+ 1. **hub-hero** — featured post (large image, title, excerpt, CTA)
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+ 2. **topic-nav** — pills or chips for browsing by category
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+ 3. **latest-posts** — 6–9 card grid of recent posts
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+ 4. **author-spotlight** — 1–3 contributors with bios (skip if single-author)
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+ 5. **newsletter-signup** — email capture with value-prop copy
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+ 6. **most-popular** — evergreen / most-read posts
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+ 7. **categories-grid** — links into top topic landing pages
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+ 8. **footer** — site nav, social, legal
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+ ## Brand & Tone
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+ TBD — magazine/editorial, technical/research, conversational/personal
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+ ## Open questions
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+ - [ ] What is the publication / blog called and what is its niche?
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+ - [ ] How many posts per week/month does it publish?
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+ - [ ] What are the top 3–5 content categories or topics?
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+ - [ ] Single author, small editorial team, or many contributors?
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+ - [ ] Is the primary conversion newsletter signup, ad views, or product upsell?
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+ - [ ] Do you want a featured post slot (editor pick) on the hub?
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+ - [ ] Any reference publications you admire (The Verge, Stratechery, Substack-style)?
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+ - [ ] Should categories be discoverable in the hero, secondary nav, or footer?
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+ label: E-commerce Product Page
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+ description: Single product — drive add-to-cart and purchase
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+ icon: shopping-bag
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+ order: 20
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+ ---
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+ # E-commerce Product Page
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+ ## Goal
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+ Convert visitors into buyers for a single product (or a tightly focused product family).
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+ ## Audience
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+ TBD — who is this product for? (lifestyle, occasion, problem solved)
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+ ## Primary CTA
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+ TBD — typically "Add to cart" or "Buy now". Secondary: "Add to wishlist", "See size guide".
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+ ## Sections / Modules
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+ 1. **product-hero** — gallery, name, price, variants (size/color), primary CTA
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+ 2. **product-highlights** — 3–5 benefit bullets with icons or imagery
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+ 3. **product-details** — long-form description, materials, specs
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+ 4. **social-proof** — average rating, review count, featured reviews
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+ 5. **lifestyle-imagery** — large editorial shots showing product in use
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+ 6. **size-or-fit-guide** — table or imagery (skip for non-apparel)
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+ 7. **shipping-and-returns** — short trust block
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+ 8. **related-products** — 3–4 cross-sell cards
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+ 9. **footer** — store nav, support, legal
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+ ## Brand & Tone
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+ TBD — premium/luxury, playful/colorful, minimalist/clean, etc.
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+ ## Open questions
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+ - [ ] What is the product (name, category, one-line pitch)?
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+ - [ ] Does it have variants (size, color, flavor) and what are they?
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+ - [ ] What is the price point (or range)?
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+ - [ ] What are the top 3 reasons someone should buy it (vs. alternatives)?
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+ - [ ] Do you have product photography ready, or should we use placeholders?
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+ - [ ] Any social proof — rating, review count, press mentions?
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+ - [ ] Shipping / returns policy worth surfacing on the page?
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+ - [ ] Reference sites — Glossier, Allbirds, Apple, something else?
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+ id: event-registration
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+ label: Event Registration
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+ description: Conference, webinar, or workshop — drive registrations
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+ icon: calendar
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+ order: 30
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+ ---
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+ # Event Registration
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+ ## Goal
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+ Drive ticket purchases or free registrations for a specific event.
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+ ## Audience
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+ TBD — who is the event for? (industry, role, experience level)
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+ TBD — typically "Register now", "Get tickets", "Save my seat".
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+ ## Sections / Modules
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+ 1. **event-hero** — countdown, event name, date, location, primary CTA
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+ 2. **event-summary** — 2–3 sentence pitch + the value of attending
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+ 3. **speakers** — grid with photos, names, titles, short bios
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+ 4. **agenda** — timed schedule (single or multi-day)
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+ 5. **sponsors** — tiered logo grid (or single block if no tiers)
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+ 6. **venue-or-format** — location map / online platform details
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+ 7. **ticketing** — tier comparison with "Register" CTA per tier
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+ 8. **faq** — practical questions: refunds, accessibility, dress code, recordings
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+ 9. **footer** — contact, legal, social
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+ ## Brand & Tone
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+ TBD — energetic/anticipation, professional/industry-credible, intimate/community
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+ ## Open questions
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+ - [ ] What is the event called and what's the one-line pitch?
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+ - [ ] When is it (date, time, time zone) and where (city/venue or online platform)?
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+ - [ ] Is it free or paid? If paid, what tiers and price points?
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+ - [ ] Who are the headline speakers (names + companies, even just 1–3 to start)?
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+ - [ ] What's the agenda format — single track, multi-track, multi-day?
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+ - [ ] Is there a registration deadline or capacity limit worth surfacing?
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+ - [ ] Does the event have sponsors, and how should they be tiered?
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+ - [ ] Any specific accessibility, refund, or COVID-style policies to call out?
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+ id: portfolio
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+ label: Portfolio
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+ description: Personal or studio site — showcase work, drive contact
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+ icon: briefcase
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+ order: 50
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+ ---
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+ # Portfolio
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+ ## Goal
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+ Showcase work and convert visitors into project inquiries, hires, or collaborators.
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+ ## Audience
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+ TBD — recruiters, agency clients, prospective collaborators?
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+ ## Primary CTA
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+ TBD — typically "Get in touch", "Hire me", "Book a call".
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+ ## Sections / Modules
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+ 1. **hero** — name, role, one-line pitch, primary CTA
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+ 2. **selected-work** — 4–8 case studies in a grid (image + title + tags)
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+ 3. **about** — bio, photo, story / approach
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+ 4. **services-or-skills** — what you do, listed concretely
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+ 5. **clients-or-recognition** — logos, awards, press
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+ 6. **testimonials** — 1–3 quotes from clients or collaborators
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+ 7. **contact** — email + form, social links
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+ 8. **footer** — minimal: copyright, social, return-to-top
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+ ## Brand & Tone
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+ TBD — minimal/editorial, bold/expressive, technical/clean
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+ ## Open questions
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+ - [ ] What's your name, role, and the one-line pitch you want at the top?
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+ - [ ] Solo portfolio, studio, or collective? If a studio, what's the team size?
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+ - [ ] Which 4–8 projects should be featured, and do you have imagery / case studies?
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+ - [ ] What primary action should a visitor take — email, form, calendar link?
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+ - [ ] Are you actively looking for work, freelance projects, or both?
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+ - [ ] Any awards, press mentions, or recognizable client logos to feature?
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+ - [ ] Reference portfolios you admire — Bruno Simon, Locomotive, plain Substack-bio style?
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+ - [ ] Should case studies open inline (modals) or link to dedicated detail pages?
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+ id: restaurant
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+ label: Restaurant
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+ description: Single-location restaurant — drive reservations and visits
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+ icon: utensils
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+ order: 70
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+ ---
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+ # Restaurant
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+ ## Goal
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+ ## Audience
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+ TBD — locals, tourists, special-occasion diners, lunch crowd?
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+ ## Primary CTA
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+ TBD — "Book a table", "Order online", "View menu".
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+ ## Sections / Modules
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+ 1. **hero** — atmospheric photography, name, tagline, primary CTA
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+ 2. **about** — story of the restaurant, chef, or concept
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+ 3. **menu** — categories with featured dishes (skip full menu — link out)
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+ 4. **gallery** — interior, dishes, ambience
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+ 5. **reservations** — booking widget or instructions
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+ 6. **reviews** — quotes from press or diners
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+ 7. **location-and-hours** — address, map, opening hours, contact
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+ 8. **events-or-private-dining** — optional, skip if not offered
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+ 9. **footer** — social, newsletter, legal
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+ TBD — fine-dining/elegant, cozy/neighborhood, bold/trendy, casual/family
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+ ## Open questions
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+ - [ ] What is the restaurant called, where is it, and what's the cuisine?
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+ - [ ] What's the one-line story or concept (chef-driven, family-run, fast-casual, etc.)?
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+ - [ ] Do you take reservations — and if so, via which platform (OpenTable, Resy, Tock, in-house)?
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+ - [ ] Is there online ordering or delivery, and via which platform?
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+ - [ ] Do you want a featured-dishes section or just a link to the full menu (PDF / external)?
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+ - [ ] Any press mentions, awards, or stars to call out?
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+ - [ ] Do you host private events or have a separate private-dining offering?
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+ - [ ] Reference vibes — Eleven Madison, Sweetgreen, In-N-Out, neighborhood bistro?
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+ id: saas-landing
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+ label: SaaS Landing Page
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+ description: Cloud product — sign-ups, demo bookings, or trial conversions
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+ icon: rocket
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+ order: 10
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+ ---
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+ # SaaS Landing Page
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+ ## Goal
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+ Drive sign-ups, demo bookings, or free-trial conversions for a cloud product.
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+ ## Audience
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+ TBD — describe the target persona (industry, role, company size, key pain).
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+ ## Primary CTA
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+ TBD — common patterns: "Start free trial", "Book a demo", "Get started free".
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+ ## Sections / Modules
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+ 1. **hero** — headline, sub-headline, primary CTA, optional product screenshot
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+ 2. **trust-bar** — customer / partner logos
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+ 3. **features-grid** — 3–6 product benefits with icons and short copy
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+ 4. **how-it-works** — 3-step explainer (sign up → connect → see results)
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+ 5. **testimonials** — 1–3 customer quotes with name, role, company
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+ 6. **pricing-table** — 2–4 tiers with feature comparison
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+ 7. **faq** — 4–8 Q&A covering common objections
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+ 8. **cta-banner** — final conversion-focused CTA
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+ 9. **footer** — links, legal, copyright
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+ TBD — confident/professional, playful/casual, technical/approachable?
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+ - [ ] What is the product name and one-line description (pitch)?
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+ - [ ] Who is the primary buyer / user persona?
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+ - [ ] What is the single most important action a visitor should take?
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+ - [ ] What are the top 3 product benefits or differentiators?
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+ - [ ] Do you have customer logos, testimonials, or case studies ready?
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+ - [ ] Pricing — free + paid + enterprise, single price, or contact-sales only?
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+ - [ ] Are there integrations or platforms worth highlighting?
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+ - [ ] Any reference sites or competitors whose vibe you want to match (or avoid)?