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- A 29-route example for the fictional Auralis Air: eight destinations, six experiences, three cabins, booking, contact, about, FAQ, newsletter, privacy, terms and a designed 404.
- A booking widget with pill trip tabs, date picker and guest stepper that estimates flight time, aircraft and price, plus a shortlist drawer, destination search, filters and sort.
- One self-contained file with fonts and images embedded, a style guide, an image plan for new destinations and built-in checks that flag leftover sample names.
Good fit
- Private aviation, helicopter, yacht or rail-charter operators that sell journeys by distance and want a calm, premium look.
- Travel advisors who book charters and need destination pages, a fleet comparison and a quote request form that already work.
- Brands that want tall destination photography and a quiet lilac grey palette instead of a busy booking engine.
Not for
- Real reservations or payments: the booking and contact forms confirm in the page and send nothing until you connect a backend.
- Hotels or villa companies that do not sell distance; the flight estimator would not make sense for them.
- Bright, saturated brands; the palette stays soft lilac grey with graphite ink and no colour washes.
Brand Identity & Visual SystemsWeb Design & Digital ExperiencesBuild Landing PageStyle-lockedEditable OutputData TabsCloudDestinationJet
About this Skill

Give the Skill your travel brand, destinations and aircraft, and it builds a full private-travel site on a soft lilac grey ground, with a dark jet in pale clouds, faded giant type and a booking widget that produces a real estimate. The worked example is the fictional Auralis Air, with 29 connected routes and 16 images from one art direction. The default result is one self-contained file that opens offline in any browser.

What you get
- Home with the jet hero, booking widget, destination rail, a faded giant-type band, cabins, experiences, the advisor promise, guest notes and FAQ
- Destination, experience and aircraft detail pages, plus booking, contact, about, newsletter, privacy, terms and a designed 404
- Working controls: trip tabs, date picker, guest stepper, shortlist drawer, search, filters, sort and validated forms
- Inter Tight and Geist Mono embedded in the file, so nothing loads from the network

How to use it
- Share your brand, home base, destinations, aircraft categories and rates; missing facts are drafted and listed for you.
- Your agent replaces the content, generates a new image for each destination and runs the built-in checks.
- Open every page on desktop and phone, try the estimator and forms, then ask for changes.

New images may incur your image tool's usage charges. Forms show a confirmation in the page and send nothing until a real service is connected.
What you need before you start
- You bring
- Brand name, home base and a short promise for the hero · Destinations, aircraft or vehicle categories with range, seats and hourly rates · Contact details, advisor names, any photos you own and, optionally, your framework project
- Dependencies
- Node.js 18 or newer on your agent's machine, to run the bundled script that builds the single offline file · Internet access while the file is built, so the fonts can be downloaded once and embedded · An image generation tool in your agent, or photography you own, for new destination images
- Outside costs
- Generating new images with your agent's image tool may incur that tool's usage charges. Using photos you own, or keeping the neutral aviation stand-ins, avoids that.
- Last tested
- v1.0.2 — Claude Code / Claude Desktop / Cowork / Codex / ChatGPT
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