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Un fichier SKILL.md (le guide pratique) + un modèle de départ. Aperçu :

Social Feed Testimonials

When to use

• Your landing page has a "What our customers say" section that nobody reads — three generic quotes under stock headshots
• You have great praise sitting in tweets, LinkedIn comments, and support emails, but it's scattered and unused
• Your product's proof is conversational (people recommending it to each other) and a formal quote carousel flattens it
• You want social proof that looks native to how people already consume opinions — scrolling a feed
• You're launching and have 5–10 real positive mentions but no polished case studies yet

Workflow

1. Collect real mentions (input: your mentions, reviews, emails → output: verified quote bank)
   Gather praise only from things people actually said in public or wrote to you directly: social posts, review sites, support emails, survey answers. For each, record the exact words, the author's name and role, the source, and the date. Never rewrite a quote to sound better, never invent a name or a company, never merge two people's words into one. If you only have four real mentions, the section has four items — a short honest feed beats a long fabricated one, and one invented testimonial poisons all the real ones.
2. Pick the feed format (input: quote bank → output: layout decision)
   Choose the shape that matches where your proof lives: a single-column feed of post cards (best for 4–8 longer mentions), a masonry grid of short posts (best for 10+ punchy one-liners), or a mixed feed with one featured post on top and smaller ones below (best when one mention is dramatically stronger than the rest). Keep the platform chrome light — a small platform mark, the handle, the date — so the section reads as "real posts" without impersonating a platform's full UI.
3. Design the post cards (input: layout decision → output: card spec)
   Each card carries: avatar (initials in a colored circle if no photo permission — never a stock face), name, handle or role, date, the quote in the author's own words, and quiet engagement marks (likes, reposts) only if they are real numbers from the source. Trim quotes with ellipses for length, never by rewriting. One card = one voice = one specific outcome ("cut our onboarding from 2 weeks to 3 days"), not one generic feeling ("great product, highly recommend"). If a quote is generic, it doesn't make the cut no matter how enthusiastic it is.
4. Add the interaction layer (input: card spec → output: working section)
   The feed feel comes from small behaviors: cards that expand to show the full post, a filter by theme (onboarding, support, results) or by platform, and a "see original" link that opens the real source post where one exists. Keep motion subtle — a gentle reveal on scroll, no auto-playing carousel. On mobile the feed is a single column, full width, with cards that stack cleanly; the section must be readable without horizontal scrolling at any size.
5. Ship with a refresh habit (input: working section → output: live section + refresh process)
   Publish the section with a visible "last updated" note and a lightweight process: check for new mentions monthly, swap in the strongest new one, retire anything older than a year unless it's still the best proof you have. Link the section to a "share your experience" prompt so the feed keeps refilling itself. Review the section quarterly for anything that stopped being true — a customer who churned, a feature that changed, a claim the product no longer supports — and remove or update it the same week.

Aperçu du modèle

Social Feed Testimonials — Template

Real voices only. Every card needs a source; a card without one doesn't ship.

Product: {name} · Section heading: {e.g. People are talking}

Quote bank (one row per mention — exact words, no rewrites)

Cut list (too generic to use, however enthusiastic): "{quote}" — {why it was cut}

Layout (pick one)

[ ] Single-column feed *(4–8 longer mentions)* [ ] Masonry grid *(10+ punchy one-liners)* [ ] Featured post + smaller grid *(one mention clearly strongest)*

Featured post: #{n} — {why it's the strongest}

Card spec

Avatar: initials in colored circle / photo (only with permission — never stock faces)

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