What problem does it solve? Hebrew landing pages built with generic AI design patterns end up looking templated: default fonts like Rubik or Assistant, indigo-to-purple gradients, SaaS skeleton layouts, and copy that reads like a translation from English. This Skill provides the Hebrew typography, RTL mechanics, and Israeli-market register needed to produce pages that look deliberately designed. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Hebrew Typography Guidance: A reference table of Hebrew fonts with wear-level ratings, non-default font pairings, and techniques for differentiation through weight contrast instead of rare display fonts. - Objection-Driven Page Structure: Section order derived from the specific audience's real objections (clinic, cosmetics, SaaS, local service) rather than a fixed template. - RTL Mechanics Reference: Concrete CSS rules covering logical properties, transform and shadow flipping, bidi punctuation bugs, and pre-delivery RTL checks. - Israeli Copywriting Register: WhatsApp-first conversion patterns, visible phone numbers, and replacement phrasing for translated SaaS clichés. - Use Case: A user asks to build a landing page for a Tel Aviv physiotherapy clinic. The Skill guides font pairing (e.g., Frank Ruhl Libre headings with Heebo body), opens the page with the practitioner's face and credentials, and writes CTA copy a person would actually say aloud. ## Quick Start Design a Hebrew landing page for my business using the hebrew-landing-design skill, and present the design plan before writing any code.
