Grid-Paper Beverage Brand Site

ラベルのように読めるドリンクサイト。正確に、飾りすぎず。

AIを飲料ブランド向けのブランドサイトビルダーに変え、方眼紙スペックシートのシステム（寸法感のあるレイアウト、正直なスペックブロック、フレーバーグリッド）でシングルページサイトをデザインします。フレーバーラインナップ、栄養成分、取扱店・購入導線を備えています。ラベルのように正確に読めるサイトを求めるドリンクブランドのためのものです。

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小売・卸売で販売する飲料ブランド、ソーダ・セルツァー・コールドブリューのメーカー、ドリンク系スタートアップの方

所要時間

初稿まで~40分

レベル

中級

3ステップでインストール

登録不要。CLIツールも不要です。お使いのAIを選んで、1行コピーして貼るだけです。

Pro — 全511件のスキル

ご自分で入れたい場合は、スキルを購入（$4.99）し、購入完了画面からZIPをダウンロードして、上のディレクトリに展開し、AIのセッションを再起動してください。結果は同じです。すでに購入済みの場合は、AIアシスタントにダウンロードしてもらうこともできます。

パックの内容

SKILL.md（手順書）1点とスターターテンプレート1点が入っています。プレビューはこちらです：

Grid-Paper Beverage Brand Site

When to use

You sell a drink (soda, seltzer, cold brew, kombucha, juice, energy) and your site is a generic shop template
Your label already does the hard work — exact ingredients, real numbers — but your site hides it behind lifestyle copy
A new flavor launch needs a page that shows the specs, not just a mood photo
Stockists, buyers, and press keep asking for the same facts (ingredients, nutrition, pack sizes, MOQs) and there is no single page to send them
You need a single-page brand site a small team can maintain without a developer

Workflow

Collect the spec sheet (input: labels, nutrition panels, price lists → output: spec brief)
Gather the exact facts for every flavor: full ingredient list as printed on the label, nutrition facts per serving, pack sizes and case counts, prices, allergen and dietary notes (vegan, gluten-free, caffeine content), and stockist/wholesale terms if you sell B2B. Copy numbers from the label, never from memory — a site that disagrees with the label by one gram is a site nobody trusts. If a fact is not on the label and not verified, it does not go on the page.
Structure the page (input: spec brief → output: section outline)
Order the page like a spec sheet a buyer can scan: hero (one drink, one promise, one buy button) → flavor grid (every flavor, one cell each) → the spec block (ingredients + nutrition, per flavor, expandable) → how it's made (process in 3–4 measured steps) → buy/stockist path (retail buy + wholesale enquiry, kept separate) → FAQ (caffeine, storage, shelf life, shipping) → final buy block. Every section answers the next question a buyer or stockist would ask; lifestyle copy earns its place only if it carries a fact.
Design the grid-paper system (input: outline → output: styled page)
Build a disciplined graph-paper system: white background with a faint grid, thin ruled lines separating every block, monospace or tabular numerals for every number, one ink color for text, one accent for the single buy action. Flavor cells sit on the grid like samples pinned to a sheet — aligned, measured, evenly spaced. Numbers line up in columns; nothing is centered "for balance" at the cost of scannability. The grid is the brand: precise, honest, a little technical.
Write the flavor cells (input: spec brief → output: flavor grid)
Each flavor gets one grid cell: name, a plain-language taste line ("tart yuzu, light fizz, dry finish"), key numbers (calories, sugar, caffeine per serving), price, and a buy button. No health claims you cannot back up — "5g sugar per can" is a fact, "guilt-free energy" is not. If a flavor contains caffeine, allergens, or anything age-restricted, that fact is in the cell, not buried in a footnote. Expandable spec blocks under the grid carry the full ingredient list and nutrition panel per flavor.
Ship the buy and stockist paths and check them (input: styled page → output: live site + path tests)
Wire retail buy buttons to the real checkout and wholesale enquiries to a real form or contact — never mix the two paths on one button. State shipping areas, minimums, and subscription terms (if any) next to the button. Then walk both paths on a phone: buy a case as a customer, and send a wholesale enquiry as a stockist. Check the grid renders cleanly on a small screen (grid lines stay faint, numbers stay aligned), prices match checkout, and the FAQ answers match reality.