Testing Claude Code Skills for Landing Page Design

The author tested three Claude Code skills—frontend-design, ui-ux-pro-max-skill, and taste-skill—by having each one build a landing page for a home cleaning service. The task was straightforward: create a simple but effective page that explains the service offering, enables booking, and makes a strong first impression. The author set up identical prompts and Claude Code settings across all three tests to make the comparison fair, then evaluated the results based on how well each skill executed the design requirements. The evaluation focused on concrete criteria rather than vague metrics. Each skill received the same prompt outlining the landing page's ultimate goal and key design principles, allowing the author to directly compare their outputs. This hands-on testing approach cuts through marketing claims and shows what each skill actually produces in real conditions—useful if you're considering which Claude Code skill to use for front-end design work. The article delivers practical results from someone who actually ran the experiment rather than theorizing about capabilities. By testing all three on identical work, the author created a framework for comparing their strengths and weaknesses on a real design task. This kind of direct comparison helps you understand which tool fits your workflow if you're doing similar landing page work.