darling-martech-homepage

Name: darling-martech-homepage
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Author: darlingmarketingandtech

Structure and copy homepage sections with frontmatter-driven metadata and CTA routing rules.

Updated Mar 18, 2026

Search Tags:#copywriting #web-design #content-strategy #homepage #section-roles #cta-routing

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Source: https://github.com/DarlingMarketingandTech/darling-martech/tree/main/skills/darling-martech-homepage
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/DarlingMarketingandTech/darling-martech --skill darling-martech-homepage

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a structured approach to planning, copy, and routing for the homepage, ensuring the page communicates value clearly and adheres to a single, cohesive strategy.

Core Features & Use Cases

Defines the exact section roles for Hero, Services, FeaturedTool, CaseStudies, Testimonials, and ContactCTA.
Enforces a strict homepage sequence and CTA routing to prevent duplication or drift.
Documents rules for the hero, language layering, and drift flagging of the AboutTeaser as a drift artifact.
Provides references to source docs for homepage governance and alignment.

Quick Start

Check app/page.tsx to verify the current homepage section order and apply the defined rules for each section accordingly.

Frequently Asked Questions about darling-martech-homepage

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I structure homepage sections to align with a single content strategy?▼

To structure homepage sections for a single content strategy, define exact roles for Hero, Services, FeaturedTool, CaseStudies, Testimonials, and ContactCTA. Enforce a strict sequence and CTA routing to prevent content drift and ensure clear value communication.

What is the best way to route CTAs on a homepage to prevent content drift?▼

The best way to route CTAs and prevent content drift is to enforce strict homepage sequence rules and flag drift artifacts like the AboutTeaser. Apply frontmatter-driven metadata and in-context rules to standardize CTA routing decisions across all sections.

How do I define section roles for my homepage Hero and Services components?▼

Defining homepage section roles requires specifying frontmatter-driven metadata and in-context rules for each component. Apply specific hero rules and language layering guidelines to ensure the Hero and Services sections align with the overarching page strategy.

How do I fix homepage copy that feels off or needs section reordering?▼

Fix homepage copy that feels off by checking app/page.tsx to verify the current section order, then applying defined rules for each section. Use language layering and drift flagging constraints to realign content with the governance strategy.

When should I flag the AboutTeaser section as a drift artifact on my homepage?▼

You should flag the AboutTeaser as a drift artifact when homepage content deviates from the strict section sequence or cohesive strategy. This drift flagging mechanism identifies misplaced content that violates the defined homepage governance rules.

Can I use frontmatter metadata to enforce homepage section rules in my web design?▼

Yes, you can use frontmatter-driven metadata to enforce homepage section rules in web design. It specifies in-context constraints for section roles, hero rules, language layering, and hard or anti-pattern constraints to maintain a cohesive content strategy.