
Fly · Set-up and going live · about 90 minutes
One page, one offer, one button
The picture: A notice on the noticeboard with tear-off slips
What it's about
On the noticeboard at the supermarket, you understand a good notice as you walk past and tear off a slip if it fits. Your landing page is that kind of notice on the web: one page, one offer, one action. And the missing slips tell you whether it works.
What you'll learn
- Why a page needs exactly one main thing
- What belongs in the first screen you see without scrolling
- How buttons and texts state the result in everyday words
- How a five-second test shows whether strangers understand you
How you go about it
- With your AI, you settle the one action visitors should take.
- Together you plan the page from top to bottom and write the texts in your customers' words.
- Your AI builds the page, and every completed action is counted.
- You show the first screen to a few people from your target group for five seconds and improve whatever is unclear.
- The page goes live, and you check it together at the real address.
Done when
- your page answers at
https://yourname.aufwind.shand - the file
docs/landingpage.mdwith your plan and the test result is in your project.
How Albatros can tell it worked
- The address https://{name}.aufwind.sh answers.
- The file ~/projekt/docs/landingpage.md is on your server.