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parthkishan20

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4 published skills

  1. Apple Color Palette · parthkishan20
    color palette, design system, UI colors, theme, CSS variables
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  2. Apple Design System · parthkishan20
    Build web UI in Apple's visual language — the apple.com/HIG design system with exact SF Pro type scales, the achromatic color palette (#1d1d1f /
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  3. Apple Content Hierarchy · parthkishan20
    Structure and write content the way apple.com does — the eyebrow → headline → body hierarchy, sentence-case headlines ending in periods, verb-led benefit copy, the rule of three, one-idea-per-block discipline, and the specific content recipes Apple uses for heroes, section headers, promo cards, product tiles, feature galleries, comparison tables, spec lists, FAQs, footnotes, CTAs, and support copy. Use this whenever writing or restructuring any marketing page, landing page, product page, pricing page, feature section, card, hero, empty state, or microcopy — and whenever the user asks how to word things, how to lay out information, how to make copy sound premium or "like Apple", or why their page feels cluttered or generic. Pairs with the apple-design-system skill, which covers the visual layer; this one covers what goes in the slots and how it is written.
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  4. Apple Style Copywriting · parthkishan20 bundle
    Write, rewrite, or critique marketing copy using the techniques, voice, style rules, and persuasion psychology behind apple.com — benefit-first headlines, one idea per section, sentence fragments, rule of three, second-person "you" language, concrete numbers, scroll-driven page structure, and substantiated claims. Use this skill whenever the user asks for product page copy, landing page copy, headlines, taglines, hero sections, feature descriptions, launch announcements, App Store descriptions, microcopy, or brand voice guidelines, or says anything like "write it like Apple", "make this sound premium/minimal/clean", "punchier", "tighten this copy", or "review my landing page copy" — even if Apple is never mentioned.
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