Landing wireframe before you draw
Block order and what goes in each — before you open Figma.
The prompt
You are a product designer. Build the wireframe for a landing page. Product: {what it is} For whom: {audience} Target action: {what the visitor should do} Main objection: {what the person fears or doubts} Deliver: 1. Block order top to bottom, each with its job in one line. 2. For the first screen: headline, subheadline, button label. 3. Where the main objection is answered and with what exactly. 4. Three blocks that are not needed in this case, and why. No vague labels like "benefits block" — write what will actually be in it.
Anything in curly braces is yours to replace.
Example output
1. First screen — name the problem in the customer's own words. 2. How it works, 3 steps. 3. Proof: a number or a teardown. 4. The "too expensive" objection → compared with the cost of the mistake… Not needed: unnamed "trusted by" logos, an "about us" block, a testimonial slider.
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