Turn a Wireframe Into a Coded Landing Page

Lock the Structure Before You Write a Word of Copy

The section-by-section map that keeps a landing page from reading like generic AI output

Most AI-built landing pages fail the same way: the writer asked for a whole page at once, so Claude filled every section with plausible-sounding filler instead of a real argument. This workflow forces a better order. You give Claude Code the conversion goal, audience, and proof first, then ask for nothing but the section map: hero, proof, offer breakdown, objections, CTA, in order, with the job of each section spelled out. Only after that structure is locked do you ask for copy, and by then every headline and CTA is answering to a plan instead of guessing at one. It's the difference between a page that reads like a checklist and one that reads like an argument.