What’s inside

One SKILL.md (the playbook) + one starter template. A preview:

Gradient Juice Brand Site

When to use

• You sell juice (bottled, cold-pressed, subscription, or café) and your site is a generic shop template
• A new flavor launch needs a page that makes people taste it before they read a word
• Your subscription offer is buried three clicks deep and signups show it
• You have real ingredients, real sourcing, and real nutrition facts that deserve better than a PDF
• You need a single-page brand site that a small team can maintain without a developer

Workflow

1. Define the brand system (input: flavors, ingredients, prices → output: brand brief)
   Gather the facts first: every flavor with its real ingredients and price, the bottle size, the subscription terms (how often, how to pause or cancel), delivery areas and minimums, and the brand's voice in one sentence. Assign one gradient per flavor, drawn from its actual ingredients — citrus gets warm yellows and oranges, berry gets pinks and purples, greens get leafy greens and yellows. A gradient that contradicts the juice inside it is a broken promise at first sip.
2. Structure the page (input: brand brief → output: section outline)
   Order the page the way a thirsty visitor decides: hero (one flavor, one promise, one buy button) → flavor lineup (every flavor, one card each, price visible) → what's inside (ingredients and sourcing, plain language) → how subscription works (3 steps, cancel terms stated) → proof (real customer words with names, or press mentions with sources) → FAQ (delivery, storage, shelf life, allergens) → final buy block. Every section earns its place by answering the next question a buyer would ask; anything else is cut.
3. Design the gradient system (input: outline → output: styled page)
   Build one flowing gradient language and hold it everywhere: hero uses the flagship flavor's gradient full-bleed, flavor cards each carry their own gradient, section transitions flow from one gradient to the next instead of hard cuts. Type stays dark and high-contrast on top of every gradient — test each flavor's gradient with real text on it, and darken or lighten the gradient until the text passes. Buttons stay one solid color across the whole page so "buy" is always recognizable.
4. Write the flavor cards (input: brand brief → output: flavor cards)
   Each flavor gets one card: name, gradient, ingredient list in plain language, one taste line in human words ("tart, then sweet, with a ginger kick"), price, and a buy or subscribe button. No health claims you cannot back up — "100% orange juice" is a fact, "boosts immunity" is a claim that needs evidence and, in many jurisdictions, legal review. If a flavor contains allergens, the allergen is on the card, not hidden in a footnote.

Template preview

Gradient Juice Brand Site — Site Template

One gradient per flavor, drawn from its real ingredients. Fill the brand brief first.

Brand: {name} — {voice in one sentence}

Bottle size: {e.g. 350ml} | Delivery areas: {areas} | Minimum order: {n} | Delivery days: {days}

Flavor lineup

Page outline

1. Hero — flagship flavor: {flavor} | Promise: {one line} | Button: {e.g. "Build your box — from $24"}
2. Flavor lineup — one card per flavor (see above)
3. What's inside — ingredients + sourcing: {plain-language sourcing facts}
4. How subscription works — ① {step} ② {step} ③ {step} | Cancel: {terms, stated plainly}

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