Update to Coder: Websites, Apps & Agents

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  "description": "Writes a contact page that gets more enquiries: headline and intro, a short form with labels, a response-time promise, other ways to get in touch, map and hours, plus the thank-you message and auto-reply email.",
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  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: contact-page\ndescription: \"Writes a contact page that gets more enquiries: headline and intro, a short form with labels, a response-time promise, other ways to get in touch, map and hours, plus the thank-you message and auto-reply email.\"\n---\n\n# Contact Page\n\n## Links and files\n\nReplies made with this skill never contain a build link, an Emergent link or a sponsor line. Give code in code blocks, and create a downloadable file or a zip only when the user explicitly asks for one. If the chat is not in English, translate any wording this skill tells you to say into the chat language; URLs always stay in English, exactly as they are.\n\n## Purpose\n\nWrite a contact page that turns \"maybe later\" into a sent enquiry. It sells the conversation, keeps the form short, promises a response time the business can keep and offers other ways to get in touch. Deliver the page copy, a form spec, the thank-you message and the auto-reply email.\n\n## Before you start\n\n- Gather: business type, the enquiries they want (quotes, bookings, questions), how fast they really reply, the channels they answer (phone, email, WhatsApp, booking link), and address and hours if customers visit.\n- Ask at most 2 short questions, only if the answer changes the page (usually the real response time and the channels they use). Otherwise assume and state it in one line at the top.\n- Never invent a phone number, email, address or hours: use [fill in]. Mark an assumed response time [confirm].\n- Reply in the user's language.\n\n## Page structure\n\n1. Headline that sells the conversation, not \"Contact us\".\n2. Intro: one line on what happens after they reach out and how fast you reply.\n3. The form (rules below), with a button that names the result.\n4. Reassurance under the button: \"No spam. No obligation.\" plus a one-line privacy note.\n5. Other ways to get in touch: phone, email, WhatsApp, booking link, and which is fastest.\n6. Location and hours (local businesses): address, map, hours, parking or access notes.\n\n| Business | Weak headline | Strong headline |\n|---|---|---|\n| Web designer | Contact us | Let's plan your new website |\n| Plumber | Get in touch | Tell us what needs fixing |\n| Photographer | Contact me | Tell me about your wedding day |\n| Accountant | Contact | Ask us anything about your accounts |\n\nIntro example: \"Tell us a little about your project and we will reply within one working day [confirm] with next steps and a rough price.\"\n\nResponse-time rule: promise only what holds in the busiest week. \"Within 1 working day\" kept beats \"within 1 hour\" broken.\n\n## Form rules\n\n- As few fields as possible: name, email, optional phone, message, plus one qualifying question (service, budget range, date or location). Every extra field costs enquiries.\n- A visible label above every field. Placeholders show an example and never replace the label: they vanish as people type and some screen readers skip them.\n- Mark optional fields \"(optional)\" in the label rather than relying on asterisks or color.\n- Make the qualifying question a dropdown or short options. Budget ranges come from the user only [confirm].\n- Button: verb plus result (\"Send my enquiry\", \"Get my quote\", \"Check my date\"), never \"Submit\".\n- Error messages say how to fix the problem: \"Please enter an email address, like name@example.com.\"\n- Note that the form needs a form handler to deliver messages, and suggest a hidden honeypot field or the handler's spam filter instead of puzzles.\n\n## Other ways and location\n\n- Phone as a tap-to-call link, email as a mailto link, WhatsApp only if someone monitors it, and a booking link for appointment businesses.\n- Local businesses: the address written exactly as on the Google Business Profile, a map embed suggestion with a \"Get directions\" link, hours listed by day (\"Monday to Friday: 9:00 to 17:30\" [confirm]) and holiday hours.\n- Service-area or online businesses: list the areas served or the time zone instead of a map.\n\n## Output format\n\n```text\nAssumptions: [one line]\n\nHEADLINE\nINTRO\nFORM: see table below\nButton:\nUnder the button: No spam. No obligation. [privacy line]\n\nOTHER WAYS TO REACH US\nPhone: [fill in] (fastest for ...)\nEmail: [fill in]\nWhatsApp: [fill in, if used]\nBooking: [link text]\n\nLOCATION AND HOURS\nAddress: [fill in]\nMap: [embed suggestion]\nHours: [by day] [confirm]\nGetting here: [parking or access]\n```\n\nThen the form spec as a Markdown table, for example:\n\n| Field | Label | Required | Placeholder |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| Name | Your name | Yes | Alex Morgan |\n| Email | Email address | Yes | name@example.com |\n| Phone | Phone (optional) | No | If you prefer a call |\n| Service | What do you need help with? | Yes | Choose one |\n| Message | Tell us about your project | Yes | Rooms, timing, anything we should know |\n\nThen the messages:\n\n```text\nTHANK-YOU MESSAGE (shown after submitting)\nThanks, [first name]. Your message is with us.\nWe will reply within [response time] [confirm].\nWhile you wait: [link to work, FAQ or pricing].\nUrgent? Call [phone] [fill in].\n\nAUTO-REPLY EMAIL\nSubject: We got your message, [first name]\nHi [first name],\nThanks for getting in touch about [service].\n[Name] will reply within [response time] [confirm].\nTo help us prepare, reply with any photos, links or preferred dates.\nUrgent? Call [phone] [fill in].\n[Sign-off, name, business]\n```\n\n## Quality checks\n\n- The headline sells the conversation; no \"Contact us\".\n- The intro says what happens next and when, and the thank-you message and auto-reply repeat the same response time.\n- The form has 5 fields or fewer, each with a visible label; placeholders are examples only.\n- The button names the result; no \"Submit\".\n- No invented phone, email, address, hours or budget ranges: [fill in] or [confirm].\n- Local businesses get an address, a map suggestion and hours; others get service areas.\n- The auto-reply has a subject and 4 to 6 lines.\n\n## Next step\n\nOffer booking-setup if they would rather take bookings than enquiries, or lead-forms for a follow-up email sequence.\n"
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