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Analyzing your request·
Building your personalized AI workflow
Pro tip
“The best workflows use 3-5 focused tools, not 10 mediocre ones.”
Analyzing your request·
Building your personalized AI workflow
Pro tip
“The best workflows use 3-5 focused tools, not 10 mediocre ones.”
How the tools connect
Curated for this specific workflow - not a generic list
Follow this order for best results
Write down who the page is for, the one action you want visitors to take, and your key benefits. Then have Claude draft the copy for each section.
Why these tools
Strong copy is what converts visitors, and Claude gives you a solid, human-sounding first draft in minutes.
Expected output
A complete copy draft with headline, subheadline, benefits, social proof, FAQ and call to action.
Turn the copy into a sitemap and wireframe so you know which sections appear in which order and how they are laid out.
Why these tools
Relume creates the layout quickly, and Claude helps refine the section order and messaging flow.
Expected output
A wireframe of the landing page with section layouts and placeholder copy.
Generate a hero image and any supporting illustrations that fit your brand colors and style.
Why these tools
Midjourney delivers the highest image quality, which makes the page feel premium.
Expected output
3 to 5 on-brand images ready to place in the page.
Assemble the copy, wireframe structure and images in Framer. Set fonts, colors, buttons and mobile layout.
Why these tools
Framer gives designer-quality results visually, without code, and handles responsive layouts automatically.
Expected output
A finished, responsive landing page design that looks good on desktop and mobile.
Connect your domain, add a signup form or button link, set the page title and description, and publish. Check it on your phone and ask a friend to review it.
Why these tools
Publishing from the same tool avoids export and hosting headaches.
Expected output
A live landing page URL that is ready to receive traffic.
This guide walks you through building a landing page that looks professional and speaks clearly to your audience. You will write the message first, plan the layout, create visuals, and then build and publish. Starting with copy and structure instead of design is the biggest reason this workflow produces pages that actually convert.
Before you start
Start by writing a short brief: who your visitor is, what problem they have, what you offer, why you are different, and the single action you want them to take. Give this to Claude and ask for copy for each section. Review it and replace any claim that is not true with real facts or numbers.
Example prompt
“Write landing page copy for a meal-planning app for busy parents. Goal: free trial signups. Include: a headline under 10 words, a subheadline, 3 benefits with short descriptions, a how-it-works section in 3 steps, 2 testimonial placeholders, a 5-question FAQ and a final call to action. Tone: warm and practical.”
Pro tip
Ask for 5 headline options and pick the one that states the benefit most clearly.
Common mistake
Writing about features instead of what the visitor gains. Always ask 'so what?' for each line.
Paste your product description and the section list into Relume to generate a sitemap and wireframe. Reorder the sections so the page flows: hook, problem, solution, proof, offer, FAQ, call to action. Keep the page to a single focused goal and remove anything that distracts from it.
Example prompt
“Landing page for a meal-planning app for busy parents. Sections: hero with signup button, problems, how it works, benefits, testimonials, pricing, FAQ, final call to action. Single goal: start free trial.”
Pro tip
Repeat your main call-to-action button at the top, middle and bottom of the page.
Common mistake
Adding a full navigation menu with many links, which lets visitors leave the page without acting.
Decide on two or three brand colors and a visual mood, then generate a hero image and a few supporting visuals in Midjourney. Create images that leave empty space where text will sit, and keep all images in a consistent style.
Example prompt
“A bright, modern kitchen scene with a smiling parent and child preparing food, soft natural light, warm green and cream color palette, clean minimal style, wide composition with empty space on the left --ar 16:9”
Pro tip
Reuse the same style words and color palette in every prompt so the images look like a set.
Common mistake
Putting important text inside the generated image. Add text in Framer where you can edit and make it readable.
In Framer, start from a template or its AI generator, then paste in your copy and place your images. Set one or two fonts and your brand colors, make buttons stand out, and check the mobile layout carefully since most visitors will arrive on phones.
Example prompt
“Generate a clean landing page for a meal-planning app for busy parents using a green and cream palette, with a hero section, three benefit cards, a how-it-works section, testimonials, FAQ and a signup call to action.”
Pro tip
Use plenty of white space and keep the hero to one headline, one subheadline and one button.
Common mistake
Using too many fonts, colors or animations, which makes the page feel cluttered and slow.
Connect a form or link your button to your signup or checkout page. Set the page title, description and a social share image. Publish, then test on your phone and a different browser, and ask someone unfamiliar with your product to explain what it offers after five seconds.
Example prompt
“Write an SEO page title under 60 characters and a meta description under 155 characters for a landing page about a meal-planning app for busy parents, focused on starting a free trial.”
Pro tip
Test the button and form yourself end to end before sharing the link.
Common mistake
Publishing without checking that the form actually delivers signups to you.
Pro tips from power users
Frequently asked questions
Do I need coding or design skills?
No. Claude writes the copy, Relume builds the structure, and Framer is a visual builder. If you can use a presentation app, you can build this page.
How much does this workflow cost?
You can start for free with Claude and Framer. Midjourney costs about $10 per month, and a custom domain on Framer needs a paid plan. For a zero-cost path, swap Midjourney for free image tools.
Can AI-written copy be used as is?
Treat it as a strong first draft. Edit it for your real voice, check every claim for accuracy, and add specifics only you know, such as results and customer quotes.
How do I know if the page is working?
Track the conversion rate, which is the share of visitors who take your main action. For cold traffic, 2 to 5 percent is a common starting range, though it varies a lot by offer and audience.
Can I skip Relume and wireframing?
Yes, for a simple one-offer page you can ask Claude for the section order and build directly in Framer. Wireframing helps most when the page is long or has many sections.
How to move forward once your workflow is running
Different approaches depending on your priority
What else do you want to build with AI?
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