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This skill gives the agents guidance for creating specific UI for Holiday Lighting Specific websites
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| name | holiday-lighting-ui |
| description | This skill gives the agents guidance for creating specific UI for Holiday Lighting Specific websites |
Design UI for a local holiday lighting company website. The visual result should feel premium, trustworthy, seasonal, and conversion-focused without becoming cheesy or over-decorated.
Create UI that feels:
The website should look like a high-quality local service brand, not like a generic AI-generated SaaS landing page and not like a novelty holiday microsite.
Use:
Avoid:
Use a restrained palette.
Suggested structure:
Seasonal accents should support the brand, not overpower the page.
Good accent directions:
Do not make every section look festive. The site should still feel professional year-round.
Use typography that is:
Headlines should be concise and strong.
Body text should be:
Prioritize familiar high-conversion local-service layouts.
Default homepage flow:
The hero must communicate:
Good hero content structure:
Avoid oversized heroes with too much empty space.
Always make the two audiences easy to understand.
Use a clear split such as:
Each should have:
Gallery is a major trust-builder.
The gallery should feel:
Use:
Use sections that reinforce credibility:
Trust content should appear early, not only near the footer.
Primary CTA should be obvious.
Use consistent CTA patterns:
Avoid having too many competing button styles.
Design for mobile first.
On mobile:
Always maintain:
Check each design for:
