
Amber Scrapbook Suitev1.0.2
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Create a complete SaaS product experience with a marketing site, pricing and sign-in screens, a day-planning demo, and an admin dashboard in an amber scrapbook style. It suits teams that need a cohesive product story and believable working surfaces for launches, demos, or early product validation.
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Updated Aug 31, 2026
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- A complete SaaS product site in the amber scrapbook style — landing, pricing, sign-in, an AI-scheduler demo app, and an admin dashboard — as one self-contained hash-routed HTML file
- The full scrapbook look: gradient-clause hero with handwritten annotations, rotated icon-tile stickers, tilted-mockup feature splits, a cream bento grid, a roadmap board, and masonry testimonials
- Light and dark themes plus a style guide, so the same design system can be regenerated inside your own React/Vue project
Good fit
- Developer tools, SaaS templates, and app starters that want a warm, hand-assembled look instead of a corporate gradient template
- Founders who need the whole product surface — marketing, pricing, app shell, and admin — mocked up convincingly in one artifact
- References with a yellow/amber palette, icon feature tiles, tilted polaroid-style screenshots, or a roadmap/kanban section
Not for
- Formal enterprise brands — the sticker-and-annotation look is deliberately playful
- Production apps with real auth, billing, or data — every interactive flow is a believable front-end simulation
- Single-section jobs like just a hero or just a pricing card — this Skill builds the whole multi-view suite
About this Skill

Amber Scrapbook Suite — guide
What you get
A complete SaaS product site in one self-contained HTML file, in the "amber scrapbook" style — the look of a well-loved open-source starter site:
#/— the landing page: gradient announcement bar, a navbar that shrinks into a floating pill as you scroll, a hero with one gradient clause, inline-SVG stickers and a hand-annotated "100%" badge, a CSS browser-shot of the product's admin, a grayscale "Used by" row, four big tilted-mockup feature splits, a cream bento features grid with your logo in the center tile, a roadmap board, masonry testimonials, an FAQ, and an honest cookie card#/pricing— three plans with a highlighted "best deal" ring and a mono test-card chip#/signin— an honest demo sign-in with a one-click demo account#/app— a genuinely working demo app (an AI day scheduler by default): add tasks, cycle priorities, and spend credits generating a schedule#/admin— four stat cards, a revenue line chart, and two tables
Both light and dark themes ship and are toggleable. No build step, no frameworks, no network calls — the file opens from disk and runs inside a sandboxed iframe. Inside a real project, the skill generates the same design system in your own stack (React, Vue, Svelte, Astro, …) with real routes instead of the hash router.
How to brief it
- Product name + one-line promise — the promise becomes the hero, with its key phrase in the amber gradient.
- 8–10 features for the bento grid, plus the 3–4 flagship features that deserve the big tilted-mockup splits.
- Pricing shape — defaults to two subscriptions + a one-time credit pack.
- Roadmap items and any quotes you want adapted (fictional identities are generated otherwise).
Working with the output
- Plain HTML/CSS/JS — edit copy directly or ask for revisions.
- Demo state (credits, tasks, sign-in) is in-memory and resets on reload by design; the prototype never pretends to have a backend.
- After manual edits, run
node scripts/validate-suite.mjs your-file.htmlto confirm the file is still self-contained and structurally complete.
What you need before you start
- You bring
- Product name, one-line promise, 8-10 features, 3-4 flagship features, pricing shape, and roadmap items
- Last tested
- v1.0.2 — Claude Code / Claude Desktop / Cowork / Codex / ChatGPT
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