Make an AI landing page match your brand

Turn brand preferences into concrete instructions

An AI landing page is more likely to match your brand when you supply actual assets and a small set of consistent decisions. Give the assistant the logo, font choices, color values, example imagery, and writing style you are authorized to use. “Make it feel premium” leaves those decisions open.

Pageree can host image assets and publish a reviewed page, but this workflow does not include a native tool that extracts and certifies your brand system from a URL. An assistant can inspect references you provide and propose choices; you still need to confirm which ones represent the business.

Make a small brand sheet

Start with the rules needed for this page, not a complete design-system project. The following fictional brand sheet is an original example for a small consulting business called Fieldline. Its values are suggestions to inspect, not your brand or a promise of accessibility conformance.

Token	Example value	Intended use
Background	#F7F5EF	Main page surface
Text	#22352B	Body copy and headings
Primary action	#245640	Main button background
Action text	#FFFFFF	Text on the primary button
Accent	#D8A861	Small decorative highlights
Heading font	Georgia with a serif fallback	Clear editorial headings
Body font	System sans-serif stack	Familiar, readable paragraphs
Shape	Moderate corner rounding	Buttons and simple cards

Using system fonts can avoid an unnecessary licensing or font-hosting dependency for a first draft. If you have licensed brand fonts, confirm their web use and permitted hosting route. Pageree’s image-asset hosting is not a font-hosting service; use an appropriate authorized source or a fallback.

Define the voice with examples

Give the assistant one sentence you would publish and one you would reject. For example, “We review where client handoffs get stuck” is concrete. “We unlock transformational business excellence” hides the actual service. Explain whether the business normally uses “I” or “we,” how it describes customers, and which claims require review.

Keep brand voice separate from invented facts. A confident tone does not justify adding an award, a customer count, or a fixed response time. If no testimonials are available, let the page use process detail or an authorized work sample.

Copy this brand prompt

Make the landing page for [business] consistent with this approved
brand sheet: [logo asset, color values, font names/sources, spacing,
button style, image direction, and writing examples].
Audience and offer: [actual buyer and service/product].
Primary action: [real enquiry, signup, or external destination].

Use the supplied logo without redrawing or distorting it.
Apply named color and typography tokens consistently across hero,
body sections, form, buttons, and confirmation state. Do not invent
brand rules from a reference URL; list uncertain choices for review.
Use authorized image assets and legible live text for the offer.
Check text contrast, mobile wrapping, visible focus, and form labels.
Do not claim accessibility certification from a visual inspection.

Preserve any existing page ID, read the current source before editing,
save a private Pageree draft, and return its preview. Wait for review
before publishing. Summarize any departure from the brand sheet.

Inspect the result where consistency matters

Check repeated elements first. Are the main actions the same color? Does the form use the same type scale as the rest of the page? Is the logo readable at the actual header size? Does a success message look like part of the same business rather than a default browser alert?

Readability can require an adjustment to a supplied palette. W3C’s minimum contrast guidance defines contrast requirements for text and exceptions. Test the actual foreground/background pairs, including buttons and muted captions, rather than declaring an entire palette accessible from its hex values.

If you use Claude Design, its product documentation describes working with brand context. Check the exported result and adapt it to the publishing workflow you actually use; importing brand context into a design tool does not validate Pageree’s form behavior or domain settings.

Use the Claude Design guide for that handoff, the brief worksheet for business facts, and the preview guide for a final review across copy, layout, and form behavior.