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    Create Multi Mockup — Compare Layout Patterns of One Page

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    Builds several structurally different layouts of a whole page or just one section in one run, with shared colors and a comparison page. Astro, React or plain HTML with Tailwind CSS v4.

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    Create Multi Mockup — Compare Layout Patterns of One Page

    Create Multi Mockup — Compare Layout Patterns of One Page

    Example session with this skill installed

    Create 3 layout patterns for a landing page for a small specialty coffee roaster.

    • Read your context and instructions
    • Compiled the create multi mockup
    • Generated the app files

    The skill first confirmed the stack it found: "Astro v7, Tailwind CSS v4 (@tailwindcss/vite), icons: @lucide/astro, CSS: src/styles/global.css", and that BRIEF.md was in the project (B2C, 20s to 30s and price-sensitive, freshness and value, goal = purchase or subscribe, avoid flashy effects). It also detected the five optional companion skills. Then it asked:

    StepQuestionAnswer
    SetupNew project or add to existing?Start fresh
    SetupHow much creative direction?Avoid generic AI look
    SetupJapanese-language site?No
    SetupHow far to break from default layouts?Balanced
    DesignColor paletteWhite base with one roast-orange accent
    DesignImagesFree stock photos from Unsplash
    SectionsCore sectionsHero with CTA, this week's beans, subscription plans
    SectionsOptional sectionsRoastery story, visit the roastery
    PatternsWhich patterns to build?All 3

    It then showed a short structural sketch of each proposed layout before building. What it built from those answers:

    PatternStructure
    A: Zigzag blocksAn oversized headline with the photo offset lower on the right, then three full-width color bands whose content alternates left, right, left. The inline "start with this bag" button sits at the end of the last band.
    B: Left axisA sticky index column on the left, details on the right. Beans are rows with an "Add to plan" link on each, and plans are one comparison table with a highlighted column.
    C: Bottom-upQuiet copy on top and a wide photo that runs past the fold. Each bean and plan card puts its big price at the bottom, and the story and visit sections end on a wide photo.

    Shared by all three: one achromatic palette plus one accent, defined once as @theme tokens (--color-surface, --color-surface-alt, --color-ink, --color-muted, --color-border, --color-accent, --color-accent-bright), the same five sections and the same copy. In every plan list, one button is filled and the other two are outlined, so the anomaly is deliberate. A comparison page (/comparison) links to all three.

    Decisions worth noting: the brief asked for no flashy effects, so there is no motion beyond hover color changes. The bright orange fails contrast for small text on white (about 3.7:1), so buttons and small text use a darker orange (about 5:1) and the bright one is used only for large color areas. The headline typeface is Young Serif with Hanken Grotesk for body text.

    Checks it ran: duplicate classes, default-palette classes, space-* / divide-*, typed uppercase and aria-labelledby references all returned 0 hits. Biome, astro check and the build passed, and the dev server was left running. At 390px the pages have no horizontal overflow.

    Found while building, and fixed in the skill: the comparison-page example used Tailwind default palette classes (neutral-*) against the skill's own rules, and the starter layout ships with lang="ja" and a Japanese font link that an English site should change.

    Not covered: the navigation list is hidden below the md breakpoint (no mobile menu yet), Pattern B's comparison table scrolls sideways inside its own box on a phone, the patterns are not split into components (by design, so losing patterns are easy to delete), the copy, prices and address are placeholders, and the photos are Unsplash stock images.

    create-multi-mockup-compare-layout-patte-app.zip

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    What you get

    See several structurally different layouts of one page before committing to a design, not the same template in different colors.Compare on equal terms: one palette, one set of sections and one brief shared by every pattern, so only the layout changes.Open every pattern from one comparison page and check how each reads on desktop and on a phone.Try a new section (testimonials, FAQ, pricing) in several layouts inside an existing page before choosing one.Take the winner forward: mix sections across patterns, or hand one pattern to Create Mockup without answering the setup questions again.

    About this skill

    A skill that builds several genuinely different layouts of the same page in one run, so you can compare design directions before you commit to one. Ask an agent for "three layout options" and you often get one template in three colors. This skill gives each pattern its own structure (where the eye lands, how sections are arranged, where the main button sits) while the palette, sections and content stay the same, so the comparison is about layout alone. It detects your stack first, follows your project files, and finishes with a comparison page, class checks, a build and the dev server.

    What it does

    • Detects the framework, router, icon library and linter from package.json (Astro, React, or plain HTML with Vite), then reads only the reference for that mode
    • Asks about the palette, images, page type, sections and how many patterns (default 3) in a few batched questions
    • Defines one shared set of colors as Tailwind CSS v4 @theme tokens, and avoids token names that collide with built-in utilities
    • Shows a short structural sketch of each proposed layout before building, then builds the ones you choose
    • Works on a whole page or on a single section: add testimonials, pricing or an FAQ to a page you already have in several layouts, labelled in the page so you can scroll and compare
    • Builds accessible markup: nav lists, labelled inputs, uppercase applied as a style instead of typed in the HTML, no dangling aria references
    • Generates a comparison page that links to every pattern, checks for duplicate and conflicting classes, runs your linter and build, and starts the dev server

    How it works

    1. Reads your project: package.json, CLAUDE.md, and DESIGN.md / BRIEF.md if present, then reports the stack it found.
    2. Asks the setup questions: new project or an addition, and how much creative direction you want.
    3. Asks about the design: palette, images, page type, sections and the number of patterns.
    4. Proposes and builds: a sketch of each layout, then the patterns you pick, each as a self-contained page.
    5. Checks and runs: a comparison page, class checks, lint and build, then the dev server and the URL to open.

    Afterwards you can mix sections across patterns, continue with one pattern in Create Mockup, or capture the patterns into Figma.

    Works with (all optional)

    If one of these is installed, the skill offers the matching question. If it is not, the question is skipped.

    • Brief Me (brief-me): a requirements interview that writes BRIEF.md first, shared by all patterns
    • Escape AI Slop (cognitive-ui-design): gives each pattern a different eye-tracking structure so the layouts really differ
    • Japanese Web Guideline and Japanese LP Seasoning: typography, carousels, scroll reveals and vertical text for Japanese sites
    • Create Mockup: continue with the pattern you picked
    • Anthropic's frontend-design plugin: a bolder design direction

    Requirements

    Tailwind CSS v4 is required. The skill stops and points you to the install guide if the project uses Tailwind v3 or no Tailwind at all. You also need a project with a package.json and a CLAUDE.md in the project root (run /init first if it is missing), and Node.js. Stock photos are downloaded from Unsplash to your image folder, which needs internet access; you can choose solid-color placeholders instead. It does not set up a new project for you.

    Live demo

    Three layouts of one landing page for a fictional coffee roaster, built from one short request: https://create-multi-mockup-demo.gaspanik.workers.dev/comparison/

    The questions it asked and the decisions it made are in the example session above.

    More from KMRVID

    The full Claude Code skill bundle for Figma, Tailwind and Astro workflows is available on Gumroad: https://gaspanik.gumroad.com/l/kmrvid-claudeskills

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