What problem does it solve? Event websites routinely ship with stale Register buttons, fabricated social proof, inaccessible registration flows, and section orders copied from SaaS landing pages. This Skill turns the decisions already made upstream (positioning, ticket pricing, CFP dates, accessibility target) into a correct page shape, section set, and launch checklist. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Page shape and section set selection: Chooses between a single page, a front door plus practical annexes, a program set, or a full multi-page site based on funding model, team capacity, and whether the program content is real yet. - Date-gated CTA state machine: Renders Propose only during the CFP window and Register only inside the registration window, with a transition table and a manual fallback for sites that cannot evaluate dates. - Content-reveal posture per section: Decides whether missing content is omitted, named with a date, or substituted with a past-edition archive, with consent checks for republishing photos and recordings. - Accessibility and pre-launch gate: Implements the WCAG 2.2 AA target in build order, emits schema.org structured data, and runs a four-item binary go/no-go check including a keyboard-only registration pass. - Use Case: A first-edition conference announces Monday with no speakers confirmed and tickets not yet on sale; the Skill produces an honest minimal page carrying the positioning verbatim, the CFP open date, a code of conduct, and a dated transition plan. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to plan or review your conference website, providing the event dates, funding model, positioning statement, ticket ladder, and CFP window.
