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/lime-startup-waitlist Build a waitlist page for Orbit, an AI note-taking app. Tone: confident, a little playful. Primary color lime.
--- name: lime-startup-waitlist description: A confident one-screen waitlist page with a sharp headline, social proof and a signup that actually converts. Use when the user asks for waitlist page or similar. --- # Lime Startup Waitlist Builds a single-page waitlist site with a strong editorial headline, one primary action, a believable proof strip and an accessible signup form wired for any form backend. ## When to use - Pre-launch validation - Product Hunt teasers - Newsletter signups ## Workflow 1. Ask for the product name, one-line promise, audience and brand color. 2. Write three headline candidates and pick the sharpest; keep it under 8 words. 3. Lay out hero, proof strip, benefits (max 3) and signup form on an 8-pt grid. 4. Generate semantic, accessible HTML with a single CSS file and no build step. 5. Run a contrast and mobile check, then summarise what to tweak. ## What you deliver - A responsive one-page site (HTML + CSS) - Headline, proof strip and signup form - Copy variants for A/B testing ## Not for - Multi-page marketing sites - Checkout flows - Complex animations ## Quality bar - State assumptions you made and ask before overwriting existing files. - Never invent facts, numbers, logos or quotes — use placeholders and say so. - Follow `references/style-guide.md` for colour and type decisions. - Finish with a short checklist of what the user should review or replace.
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Builds a single-page waitlist site with a strong editorial headline, one primary action, a believable proof strip and an accessible signup form wired for any form backend.
Updated Sep 29, 2026