Build your site + first landing page Use @Sites to build a reusable landing-page website for our outreach team. Start by asking only for missing information that affects the first page. OUR BRIEF Team / organization: [NAME] Audience and language: [AUDIENCE, REGION, LANGUAGE] Offer or topic: [WHAT THE VISITOR WILL RECEIVE] Ad promise: [THE MESSAGE THAT BRINGS THEM HERE] One main call to action: [ACTION + REAL DESTINATION URL] Brand reference: [ATTACHED BRAND GUIDE OR WEBSITE] Approved claims / resources: [LINKS OR ATTACHMENTS] BUILD THE FOUNDATION Create one site that can host multiple campaign landing pages at stable, readable URLs. Keep design, navigation rules, and shared tracking in one reusable foundation. Build the first page and a reusable template. Future pages must preserve the original pages and their URLs. Use the supplied brand. If none is supplied, propose a simple palette, typography, and tone for my review. Write plain, respectful, accurate copy. Match the page headline and offer to the ad promise. Use one clear primary action, readable mobile typography, accessible contrast, labeled controls, visible keyboard focus, and fast-loading images. Add only approved proof or testimonials; never invent outcomes or endorsements. Make the call to action work. Prefer my existing registration or contact destination. Do not add a form that silently discards submissions. If a form is necessary, ask where submissions should go and confirm the real success state. Explain if an external destination prevents observing completion. Leave a shared place for Analytics and advertising tags, but do not invent measurement IDs, add placeholder tracking, or send personal details in event data. Ask what privacy and consent approach our team uses before enabling measurement. Show me the first page, the reusable structure, and a brief verification report covering mobile layout, links, the action, and the success state. Ask me to approve the first public publication. After approval, publish and verify the real page URL. Summarize how I can request the next landing page.