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Building your personalized AI workflow
Pro tip
“The best workflows use 3-5 focused tools, not 10 mediocre ones.”
Best tools for this job
Curated for this specific workflow - not a generic list
Step-by-step workflow
Follow this order for best results
1
Define the goal, audience and offer
Write a short brief on who the page is for, what you offer, and the one action visitors should take. Use AI to sharpen the message and create an outline.
Why these tools
A clear brief makes everything else faster. Claude helps you turn rough ideas into a focused value proposition.
Expected output
A one-paragraph brief, a value proposition and a section outline.
2
Wireframe the page and write the copy
Generate a wireframe with standard landing page sections, then write the actual copy for each section.
Why these tools
Relume gives you the structure, Claude gives you the words. Together they replace a designer and copywriter for the first draft.
Expected output
A wireframe with sections like hero, benefits, social proof, FAQ and call to action, plus final copy for each.
3
Create visuals and build the page
Create a hero image and graphics, then assemble the page in Framer using your wireframe and copy.
Why these tools
Canva makes quick custom visuals, and Framer turns everything into a responsive, polished page without code.
Expected output
A complete draft landing page with real copy, visuals and a working call-to-action button or form.
4
Test and refine
Preview on desktop and mobile, check load speed, test your form, and fix anything confusing or off-brand.
Why these tools
Framer has built-in responsive previews and publishing checks, so you can test without extra tools.
Expected output
A tested page that looks good on all devices and whose form or button works.
5
Publish and improve the copy
Connect your domain, publish, then use AI to produce headline variants and tighten the copy based on early feedback.
Why these tools
Framer handles hosting and publishing, and Claude helps you iterate on messaging quickly.
Expected output
A live landing page on your own domain with a plan for testing alternative headlines.
Complete Guide
Beginner3 to 5 hoursA good landing page has one goal, one audience and one clear action. This guide walks you through using AI to plan the message, write the copy, create the visuals and publish the page, all in a few hours and with no coding.
Before you start
- ✓A clear idea of your product or offer
- ✓One action you want visitors to take (sign up, buy, book a call)
- ✓A logo or brand colors if you have them (optional)
- ✓Free accounts on Claude, Relume, Canva and Framer
1
Define the goal, audience and offer
Start by writing down who the page is for, the problem you solve, your offer and the single action you want. Give this to Claude and ask it to sharpen your value proposition and propose a section outline. Keep the page focused on one goal.
Example prompt
“I'm building a landing page for [product]. The audience is [audience], their main problem is [problem], and the one action I want is [action]. Write a one-sentence value proposition and suggest a section-by-section outline for a single landing page.”
Pro tip
Ask Claude for three different value propositions and pick the one that sounds most like how your customers talk.
Common mistake
Trying to serve several audiences or offer several actions on one page, which confuses visitors.
2
Wireframe the page and write the copy
Paste your outline into Relume to generate a wireframe, then take each section into Claude and write the real copy. Keep headlines short, benefits specific, and the call to action repeated at the top and bottom.
Example prompt
“Using this outline [paste outline], write the copy for each section: a hero headline under 10 words, a subheadline, 3 benefits with one sentence each, 3 FAQ answers and a call-to-action button label. Tone: friendly and confident.”
Pro tip
Write benefits in terms of outcomes for the customer, not features of your product.
Common mistake
Leaving placeholder text like lorem ipsum in the design and writing copy afterwards, which often breaks the layout.
3
Create visuals and build the page
Create a hero image and a few supporting graphics in Canva, then export them. In Framer, start from a landing page template or the AI generator, replace the text with your copy and upload your images. Wire the button or form to your email tool or booking page.
Example prompt
“Canva Magic Media prompt: A clean, modern hero illustration of [your product or concept], soft [brand color] palette, plenty of empty space on the right for text.”
Pro tip
Use one or two brand colors and a single font pair across the whole page for a professional look.
Common mistake
Using too many images or heavy files, which slows the page down and hurts conversions.
4
Test and refine
Preview on desktop, tablet and phone. Check that headlines do not wrap awkwardly, buttons are easy to tap, and the form actually sends submissions to you. Ask a friend to look at the page for five seconds and say what it offers.
Example prompt
“Here is a screenshot of my landing page. Act as a first-time visitor and tell me what is unclear, what could be cut, and whether the call to action is obvious.”
Pro tip
Most visitors will arrive on mobile, so design and test the phone view first.
Common mistake
Only checking the desktop view and missing broken layouts on phones.
5
Publish and improve the copy
Connect your custom domain in Framer, add basic analytics, and publish. After you have some traffic, ask Claude for alternative headlines and calls to action and test them one at a time.
Example prompt
“Here is my current headline and hero subheadline: [paste]. Give me 5 alternative versions with different angles (speed, savings, simplicity, trust, curiosity), each under 12 words.”
Pro tip
Change only one thing at a time so you know what made the difference.
Common mistake
Publishing and never looking at the results, or changing everything at once so you cannot learn anything.
Pro tips from power users
- 01Put the main call to action above the fold and repeat it at the bottom.
- 02Add real social proof such as testimonials, logos or numbers as soon as you have any.
- 03Keep your form short; every extra field lowers sign-ups.
- 04Compress images before uploading to keep load times fast.
- 05Read your copy aloud; if it sounds like marketing jargon, rewrite it in plain words.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Framer and the other tools in this workflow are visual and no-code, so you can build and publish a professional page without writing code.
How much will this cost?
You can build the page on free plans. You will likely need a paid Framer plan, usually around ten to twenty dollars a month, to use a custom domain and remove branding.
Can AI write all the copy for me?
AI is great for a strong first draft, but add your own real details, customer language and proof points. Specific facts make the page more convincing than generic AI text.
How do I collect emails or leads?
Add a form block in Framer and connect it to your email tool, a spreadsheet or a booking page. Test it yourself before you publish.
How do I know if my landing page is working?
Track the conversion rate, which is the share of visitors who take your main action. Add simple analytics, and aim to improve it by testing one change at a time.
Next steps
How to move forward once your workflow is running
- →Add analytics and track visitors, conversion rate and where traffic comes from.
- →Run A/B tests on your headline and call to action, using Claude to draft the variants.
- →Drive traffic with a small ad budget, social posts or an email list, and compare channels.
- →Automate follow-up by connecting your form to an email sequence or a CRM.
Alternative paths
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