landing-page-uiux

To safely upgrade your landing page UI/UX, execute changes through a single master planning document that enforces phase order and acceptance gates. This phase-driven approach verifies code reality before edits and logs decisions to protect performance and user impact.

Phase-driven planning for landing page changes executes the next checklist item only for the currently active phase. It preserves phase order, updates the planner after each commit, and prevents scope creep by following rollback triggers and mandatory acceptance checks.

Manage copy hierarchy and section order for a Next.js landing page by following a master plan that covers hero matchers, sticky CTA behavior, season chips, and motion identity. It aligns changes explicitly to components/home/v2 while logging decisions.

Yes, the landing page upgrade approach works with React components by explicitly aligning scope to components/home/v2 changes. It covers hero matchers, idle and best match previews, and sticky CTA behavior while verifying code reality before any edits are made.

Rollback landing page changes by following binding rollback triggers recorded during the upgrade process. The system logs decisions, updates the planner after each commit, and follows these triggers to protect performance and minimize negative user impact.

Yes, you can update Korean and English landing copy using this phase planning method. The scope explicitly covers landing copy in both languages, applying phase order and acceptance gates to ensure safe and structured content hierarchy updates.