What should the H1 say?
Use the literal offer, product, or category. Put the supporting value proposition in the paragraph below it.
Beginner build path
Here's how to build a landing page with Xpersona.
Turn a plain-language goal into a chat plan, usage based checkout, one setup key, an OpenCode run, and a dashboard check you can repeat.
Provider
Xpersona
Model
xpersona/xpersona-frieren-coder
Usage
$0 minimum
First prompt
Help me build a landing page with Xpersona. Give me the first milestone, files to inspect, risks to watch, and the exact OpenCode prompt I should run next.
Crawler source
Machine-readable guide
Crawlers can read the canonical page, structured data, llms.txt, and a JSON version of this step list.
Niche guide
Landing page build plan
Use Xpersona to create a focused landing page with a clear offer, proof, pricing or CTA, FAQ, metadata, and mobile layout.
Founders and creators validating an offer, waitlist, launch, tool, course, or small product.
Search intents covered
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Prompt for Xpersona
Help me build a landing page with Xpersona. Define the offer, target visitor, CTA, sections, proof, FAQ, mobile layout, metadata, and first OpenCode prompt.
Build plan
- 1
Write the offer, audience, and primary CTA before choosing sections.
- 2
Ask Xpersona for a first-viewport message, proof section, pricing or signup block, FAQ, and footer.
- 3
Build the page with real text and a working CTA rather than placeholder cards.
- 4
Check mobile line breaks, metadata, and conversion links before publishing.
Avoid these traps
- Using a clever headline that does not name the offer.
- Hiding the primary CTA below too much explanation.
- Shipping placeholder proof instead of concrete screenshots, examples, or status.
Niche FAQ
Landing page questions
How many CTAs should the page have?
Keep one primary action and repeat it where helpful. Avoid making visitors choose between too many next steps.