jack-website-intelligence

name	jack-website-intelligence
description	Research a brand, existing website, and competitors before building a premium animated client site. Use for brand extraction, website intelligence, competitor analysis, client-facing reports, build briefs, redesign strategy, niche research, Firecrawl-style scraping, or turning an existing website into a better premium scroll/3D site direction. Public-safe Jack Roberts inspired workflow.

Jack Website Intelligence

Use this skill before building a premium client website so the work is grounded in the brand, market, and conversion goal instead of visual guesswork.

Source attribution: public-safe synthesis inspired by Jack Roberts' website research and premium AI website workflow. Credit Jack Roberts and link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZUTe7s11-I when referencing the method publicly.

Tooling Stance

• Firecrawl is useful for mapping and scraping, but optional.
• If Firecrawl or a similar MCP is unavailable, use normal web fetch, browser inspection, search results, the user's pasted content, or locally downloaded HTML.
• Do not put Firecrawl, GitHub, Vercel, Supabase, or other MCP setup into public instructions as a requirement.
• Never expose API keys or personal connector state.

Workflow

1. Intake.

   • Brand or company name.
   • Existing URL or uploaded/local site files.
   • Offer, audience, location, conversion goal, and pages to build.
   • Permission to use logo, public copy, and brand assets if this is for a real business.

2. Brand snapshot.

   • Extract logo references, colors, fonts, visual style, tone of voice, headline/value proposition, primary CTAs, trust signals, and site architecture.
   • Save as research/01-brand-snapshot.md when working in a project folder.

3. Competitor scan.

   • Find 5 to 10 relevant competitors or aspirational references.
   • Compare design quality, mobile responsiveness, content depth, social proof, CTA clarity, page speed impressions, SEO basics, and visual differentiation.
   • Save as research/02-competitor-analysis.md.

4. Pattern extraction.

   • Identify what the strongest sites consistently do well.
   • Name 3 to 5 opportunities where the target site can improve without becoming a clone.
   • Note what to avoid: generic AI visuals, weak claims, fake reviews, bloated effects, inaccessible contrast, or copied layouts.

5. Build brief and approval.

   • Produce research/03-build-brief.md.
   • Include design direction, page architecture, content hierarchy, CTA strategy, animation opportunities, asset needs, SEO targets, and open questions.
   • Stop before implementation when the brief changes positioning, page structure, or brand direction. Ask for approval or corrections.

Recommended Report Shape

For a client-facing report, create a print-friendly HTML or markdown report with:

• executive summary
• brand snapshot
• competitor table
• "top 10 percent patterns"
• recommended site architecture
• design and animation direction
• SEO and conversion opportunities
• prioritized next steps

Keep reports factual. If a claim cannot be verified, label it as an assumption.

Routing

• Use jack-premium-site-system when this is part of the full site workflow.
• Use brandkit, design-taste-frontend, or imagegen-frontend-web when the brand needs visual exploration.
• Use competitor-profiling, competitors, cro, copywriting, or site-architecture for deeper marketing work.
• Use jack-scroll-asset-prompts after the brief identifies the hero visual or scroll-stop concept.