What problem does it solve? Building a showcase website for a local business (restaurant, fast-food, hairdresser, artisan) often produces generic, AI-sounding copy and inconsistent structure. This Skill provides a proven six-phase methodology that scopes the project through real business questions before writing any code, then delivers a static one-page Astro site with verified design, SEO, and content conventions. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured scoping in two phases: one open question to gather business facts (address, hours, menu, pricing), then closed questions targeting only the real ambiguities found in phase 1, never a generic checklist. - Sector-specific content catalogs: reference guides for fast-food, restaurants, hair salons, and artisans define what to ask and how to structure content collections with Zod schemas and JSON-LD local business markup. - Anti-generic style charter: enforced rules against em-dashes, emojis, filler triads, and copy that could be pasted onto a competitor's site, with contrast ratios verified by calculation. - Git-flow plus TDD delivery: feature branches, unit-tested pure logic, build-plus-grep E2E checks on static HTML output, and OKF index cards per feature. - Use Case: A user says "build a website for a kebab shop in Vannes" and the Skill walks through scoping questions, design research, Astro bootstrapping, and TDD feature delivery until a merged, tagged one-page site is ready. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to create a one-page showcase website for your local business, for example a restaurant or hair salon, and provide its name, address, hours, and menu or price list.
