Claude with kit 1.0.0
The prompt
“Make me a one-pager PDF pitching my freelance web design to local businesses.”
With the kit, it asked a few questions first. The answers: "Juno Reyes. No logo. Just websites for local businesses; I haven't set prices. Nothing to feature yet. Contact details aren't ready to share, leave spots. Feel: let the type carry it, no pictures." Without the kit it asked nothing and went on the prompt alone.
same prompt, no kit
- Invented 3 prices ($900, $2,400 and $75 a month)
With the kit: nothing invented. Anything the prompt didn't give is marked as a gap to fill in.
the kit build’s own handover note
I’ve made your one-pager as a single US Letter PDF. It’s a draft, because the contact spots are empty for now.
How it reads, top to bottom:
- Name: “Juno Reyes.” set in bold type with a blue full stop, which stands in for a logo.
- Headline: “Be the easy one to find.” It takes up about 15% of the page.
- Pitch line: “I design and build websites for local businesses, so people nearby can see what you do, when you’re open and how to reach you.”
- What your site covers, in four points: the basics up front, made for phones, looks like you, and one clear action.
- Made for places like: “Cafés / Salons / Bakeries / Barbers / Florists / Trades / Yours”. Since there’s no project to show yet, this list takes the place of an example.
- Next step: one blue panel at the bottom saying “Let’s talk about your website.” with a single ask: call or email.
The look: there are no pictures, as you asked, so the type does the work. The page is mostly one big headline and small, precise labels, held together by thin lines and a faint dot grid. Blue is the only colour panel. The fonts are Bricolage Grotesque for headings, Hanken Grotesk for text and IBM Plex Mono for the small labels. All three are free and embedded in the PDF.
- Type
- Document
- Tone
- Swiss / typographic
- Field
- Creative services
- Built in
- Claude
- Kit version
- 1.0.0
- Compared with
- Plain Claude, no skills, same prompt