web-prototype

To generate a single-file HTML landing page prototype, copy the seed template, replace the six design tokens with your active design system values, paste in pre-defined layouts, and emit the self-contained artifact. This avoids hand-coding HTML and CSS for marketing pages.

The best way to build desktop marketing pages without hand-coding is using a seed-based prototype generation approach. It copies a base template, wires it with design tokens, and assembles paste-ready sections into a complete, self-contained HTML file ready for import.

Yes, you can map design-system tokens to an HTML prototype for consistent theming. The skill enforces token mapping to the active DESIGN.md file, ensuring colors and typography remain aligned across all generated landing and editorial page sections.

No external dependencies are required to create a self-contained web prototype. The skill operates independently using bundled assets and reference layouts, running pre-flight checks before assembling the final single-file artifact for desktop viewing.

You use layout-driven assembly for frontend prototyping because it allows you to compose pages quickly by pasting pre-defined sections from a layouts reference. This accelerates spinning up product docs or marketing pages without starting from scratch.

A limitation of using a seed template for desktop page prototyping is that output is strictly tailored for desktop layouts. It relies on pre-defined section assemblies and token mapping, meaning custom responsive or mobile-specific layouts are not natively supported by the base template.