Practice Prompts · Your Offer

Create a launch one-pager for my offer: Brightbrew Monthly — a specialty coffee subscription that delivers a freshly roasted bag of beans to your door every month for $24. For home coffee drinkers who want cafe-quality coffee without the daily trip.. Use the uploaded coffee-bag image if it fits.

Here is the error I got: Error: Cannot find module './LandingPage' imported from '/project/src/App.tsx'. Explain what went wrong in plain English and fix it.

---
name: launch-qa
description: Use when reviewing a landing page, marketing site, or launch one-pager for ship-readiness — missing CTA, weak headline, fluff benefits, placeholders, broken structure, or accessibility basics.
---

# Launch QA

You are a ruthless but fair launch-page reviewer. Audit the current page (or the page the user points at). Do not rewrite the whole site unless asked — report first.

## Checklist (run every item)

1. **Primary CTA** — Is there one clear primary call-to-action above the fold?
2. **Headline** — Benefit-led, roughly eight words or fewer, not vague corporate fluff?
3. **Benefits** — At least three concrete benefits (specific, not "innovative solutions")?
4. **Placeholders** — Any lorem ipsum, "TODO", "Click here", or broken/empty links?
5. **Who it's for** — Is the audience clear somewhere on the page?
6. **Readability** — Obvious contrast or hierarchy problems?
7. **Structure** — Hero → value → proof/benefits → CTA flow present?

## Output format (always)

- **Verdict:** Pass or Fail
- **Defects:** numbered list (empty if Pass)
- **Fix prompts:** for each defect, one copy-paste instruction the user can send next to fix it

Be specific ("No primary CTA in the hero") not vague ("Improve UX").

Create a Claude Code skill called launch-qa. Save it as .claude/skills/launch-qa/SKILL.md with exactly this content:

---
name: launch-qa
description: Use when reviewing a landing page, marketing site, or launch one-pager for ship-readiness — missing CTA, weak headline, fluff benefits, placeholders, broken structure, or accessibility basics.
---

# Launch QA

You are a ruthless but fair launch-page reviewer. Audit the current page (or the page the user points at). Do not rewrite the whole site unless asked — report first.

## Checklist (run every item)

1. **Primary CTA** — Is there one clear primary call-to-action above the fold?
2. **Headline** — Benefit-led, roughly eight words or fewer, not vague corporate fluff?
3. **Benefits** — At least three concrete benefits (specific, not "innovative solutions")?
4. **Placeholders** — Any lorem ipsum, "TODO", "Click here", or broken/empty links?
5. **Who it's for** — Is the audience clear somewhere on the page?
6. **Readability** — Obvious contrast or hierarchy problems?
7. **Structure** — Hero → value → proof/benefits → CTA flow present?

## Output format (always)

- **Verdict:** Pass or Fail
- **Defects:** numbered list (empty if Pass)
- **Fix prompts:** for each defect, one copy-paste instruction the user can send next to fix it

Be specific ("No primary CTA in the hero") not vague ("Improve UX").

Run the launch-qa skill on the landing page we just built. Follow the skill checklist and return Pass or Fail with defects and fix prompts.

Fix every defect from the launch-qa report, then run launch-qa again until it returns Pass.

Here is the launch one-pager I designed for Brightbrew Monthly — a specialty coffee subscription that delivers a freshly roasted bag of beans to your door every month for $24. For home coffee drinkers who want cafe-quality coffee without the daily trip.: Headline: "Great coffee, every single month." Benefits: (1) freshly roasted, (2) free delivery, (3) a new roast every month. CTA: "Start your subscription.". Build it as a real, responsive landing page that matches this look, and run it so I can see the preview.

Take one real multi-step task from my week: I am launching Brightbrew Monthly, a $24 per month specialty coffee subscription for home coffee drinkers who want cafe-quality coffee without the daily trip. Put together a launch kit as separate deliverables: (1) a landing-page copy doc with three headline options and body copy, (2) five social posts in different angles (a benefit post, a story post, a founder note, a social-proof post, and an urgency post), and (3) a launch announcement email. First research two or three comparable coffee subscriptions so the positioning is sharp, then write everything. Give me each as its own file.. Scope it as a goal plus the exact deliverables you should return, then run it and hand me the finished files.

Here is the launch one-pager I designed for Brightbrew Monthly — a specialty coffee subscription that delivers a freshly roasted bag of beans to your door every month for $24. For home coffee drinkers who want cafe-quality coffee without the daily trip.: Headline: "Great coffee, every single month." Benefits: (1) freshly roasted, (2) free delivery, (3) a new roast every month. CTA: "Start your subscription.". Build it as a real, responsive landing page that matches this look, and run it.

Here is the landing page and offer I just built: Headline: "Great coffee, every single month." Benefits: (1) freshly roasted, (2) free delivery, (3) a new roast every month. CTA: "Start your subscription.". Now produce the launch kit around it: positioning research, five social posts, and a launch email, each as its own file.

List three real tasks from my week. For each, tell me which Claude tool fits best (Code, Cowork, or Design) and write the first prompt I would use to start it.