
Tracklane Devtool Landingv1.0.1
Use this Skill to build website page.
Create a polished developer-tool marketing site with product-led storytelling, generous workspace views, and a warm, approachable visual direction. It helps platform teams explain how their tool fits into everyday work and gives technical buyers a clear path to evaluate the product.
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Updated Aug 31, 2026
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- A complete Next.js 15 developer-tool site: screenshot-carousel Hero, workspace bento grid, tabbed cycles, pricing comparison, FAQ, About, contact, and authentication pages
- The locked "tracklane" visual system — warm sand and mint section bands, near-black ink, tracking-tight headlines, full-bleed screenshots, and full light/dark theming
- Generated issue-tracker mockups and team photography in every image slot, plus fictional customer wordmarks and testimonials you can safely ship or replace
- A guided rebranding workflow: swap the wordmark, metadata, copy, section ids, and imagery for your own product in minutes
- A validator script that blocks emoji icons, broken image references, and leftover placeholder branding
Good fit
- You are launching an issue tracker, project-planning tool, or other B2B developer product and want a credible marketing site without design work
- You work in React/Tailwind and want a template your agent can rebrand, extend, and keep consistent across pages
- You need the full surface — pricing comparison, categorized FAQ, about, auth screens — not just a single hero section
Not for
- Projects that must not use Next.js or React — the bundled template is Next.js-first (the style ports to other stacks, but the runnable code is React)
- Teams that need a CMS-driven or localized multi-language site out of the box
- Anyone expecting real customer logos or stock photography — all brands, people, and testimonials are fictional by design
About this Skill

Tell the skill about your developer tool and get back a complete marketing site built on Next.js 15: a short imperative headline beside a full-bleed product-screenshot carousel, a fictional customer marquee, gradient metric cards, a five-tile workspace bento, a tabbed cycles section, and a quote carousel — plus pricing, FAQ, about, contact, and auth pages that already match.

What you get
- A runnable Next.js 15 project: App Router, React 19, Tailwind CSS v4, TypeScript, and MDX legal pages
- The locked "tracklane" look — warm sand and mint section bands, near-black ink, tracking-tight headlines, generous rounding
- Generated issue-tracker mockups, team photography, and fictional customer wordmarks in every image slot
- Full light/dark theming with a navbar toggle
- A validator that blocks emoji icons, broken image paths, and leftover placeholder branding

How to use it
- Give the skill your product name and one-line promise; it copies the template and rebrands metadata, copy, logos, and imagery slots for your product.
- Review the site locally with
npm run devand ask for changes in plain words — "swap the hero carousel", "make pricing two tiers". - Deploy anywhere Next.js runs, or ask for the same sections ported into an existing React, Vue, Svelte, or Astro project.

Every brand, customer, quote, and number in the template is fictional, so you can demo the site anywhere while your real content is still in review.
What you need before you start
- You bring
- Product name and one-line value proposition; optionally a logo, brand color, pricing tiers, and the CTA ask (signup, demo, or waitlist)
- Dependencies
- Node.js 18+ and npm — required to run the template
- Last tested
- v1.0.1 — Claude Code / Claude Desktop / Cowork / Codex / ChatGPT
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