# Mega-prompt · Premium Landing Page (Next.js 14 + Framer Motion)

Turning Point Academy, downloadable prompt. ES: rellena los campos `[EN CORCHETES]` antes de usarlo. EN: fill in the `[BRACKETED]` fields before using it.

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# FILL THESE IN FIRST — everything else is ready
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# [PRODUCT / SERVICE NAME]   → what you're selling
# [ONE-LINE VALUE PROP]      → the outcome your customer gets
# [TARGET AUDIENCE]          → who this page must convince
# [DESIGN SYSTEM PATH]       → e.g. .claude/skills/frontend/SKILL.md (or write "none — propose one")
# [BRAND REFERENCES]         → 2-3 sites whose feel you want (e.g. Linear, Stripe)
# [SECTIONS TO SKIP]         → e.g. "no Pricing yet" (or "none")
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You are a Senior Frontend Engineer, Senior UI/UX Designer, and Performance
Optimization Expert. Build a world-class, premium SaaS landing page for
[PRODUCT / SERVICE NAME] — value proposition: [ONE-LINE VALUE PROP] — aimed
at [TARGET AUDIENCE]. The final result should feel handcrafted by an elite
design agency, comparable to [BRAND REFERENCES].

# Tech stack (use exactly)
- Next.js 14 (App Router) + TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS + Framer Motion
- React Server Components wherever possible
- Mobile-first responsive design, SEO metadata, WCAG accessibility
- Clean, modular architecture

# Design system
Follow the design system at [DESIGN SYSTEM PATH]. Use every token it defines:
colors, typography scale, 8px spacing, radii, shadows, buttons, cards, grid,
breakpoints, motion guidelines. Never invent styles that conflict with it.
If no design system exists, FIRST propose one (tokens + component patterns)
and wait for my approval before building.

# Component sources
Browse https://21st.dev for modern, high-quality sections — Hero, Navbar,
Pricing, Testimonials, FAQ, CTA, Footer, Feature Cards. Pick the best
candidates and adapt them: never copy blindly — re-skin colors, spacing,
typography and motion to match the design system. Consistency beats novelty.

# Motion requirements (Framer Motion, premium and intentional — never noisy)
- Hero: fade-in, blur reveal, floating/gradient background, headline reveal,
  CTA entrance, scroll indicator
- Sections: scroll reveal, fade-up, stagger, viewport detection
- Cards: hover lift + soft shadow/glow, scale
- Buttons: hover scale, tap feedback, icon movement
- Pricing: highlight recommended plan, animated border
- FAQ: smooth accordion with height animation + chevron rotation
- Footer: soft fade-in
Respect prefers-reduced-motion everywhere.

# Page structure (skip: [SECTIONS TO SKIP])
1. Sticky nav  2. Hero  3. Social proof  4. Features  5. Product showcase
6. Benefits  7. Statistics  8. Pricing (monthly/annual toggle, recommended
plan)  9. Testimonials  10. FAQ  11. Final CTA  12. Footer

# Quality bars
- Lighthouse: Performance 90+, Accessibility 95+, Best Practices 95+, SEO 95+
- Optimize images, fonts, bundle, lazy-loading, code-splitting, metadata
- No AI-generated look: layered backgrounds, real typographic hierarchy,
  premium spacing, micro-interactions — never generic Tailwind defaults
- Modular, typed, reusable code; no duplication

# Workflow — work section by section, never all at once
Phase 1: project structure (folders, components, routes) → WAIT for approval.
Phase 2: Navbar only, explain decisions → WAIT.
Phase 3: Hero only (JSX + Tailwind + Motion + responsive) → WAIT.
Then continue one section at a time, never advancing until the current
section is approved.

# Final deliverables
Complete source, install instructions, folder explanation, optimization
checklist, Lighthouse summary, future recommendations. Production-ready and
deployable on Vercel.

Begin with Phase 1: the complete project architecture, explaining every
folder before writing any UI code.
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