PromptMarketing
Find your landing page message
Connect a product’s value to a specific audience and write a clear first-screen message.
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By Dave AIDave AI original
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Rewrite for Accessibility
Rewrite content in plain language while preserving meaning. Chains: readable-content, link-text-design. Use when given content that is too complex, jargon-heavy, or inaccessible for the target audience.
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--- name: rewrite description: "Rewrite content in plain language while preserving meaning. Chains: readable-content, link-text-design. Use when given content that is too complex, jargon-heavy, or inaccessible for the target audience." --- # Rewrite for Accessibility Take existing content and rewrite it to be accessible to people with diverse cognitive abilities and literacy levels — without losing accuracy or meaning. ## Process ### Step 1: Assess Current Readability Using **readable-content**, evaluate: - Current reading level - Sentence and paragraph length - Jargon and specialist terms - Content structure and scannability ### Step 2: Identify the Core Message For each section, answer: what is the one thing the reader must understand? Write that down in one plain sentence. This becomes the opening line of the rewritten section. ### Step 3: Rewrite - Replace jargon with plain alternatives - Shorten sentences to 15–20 words - One idea per sentence, one topic per paragraph - Front-load each paragraph with the key point - Use active voice throughout - Address the reader as "you" - Add examples to clarify abstract concepts ### Step 4: Fix Links Using **link-text-design**, rewrite any link text that doesn't make sense on its own. Replace "click here" and "read more" with descriptive link text. ### Step 5: Present Before and After Show the original alongside the rewrite with annotations explaining each change. Include the reading level of both versions. ## Rules - Never sacrifice accuracy for simplicity — if a term is essential, keep it and define it - Don't condescend — plain language is clear language, not childish language - Preserve the author's intent and tone where possible - Flag any content where simplification might change the legal or technical meaning — let the team decide those tradeoffs ## Output Deliver the rewritten content with: - Reading level of original vs. rewrite - Change log of significant edits with rationale - Flagged passages where meaning may have shifted--- name: rewrite description: "Rewrite content in plain language while preserving meaning. Chains: readable-content, link-text-design. Use when given content that is too complex, jargon-heavy, or inaccessible for the target audience." --- # Rewrite for Accessibility Take existing content and rewrite it to be accessible to people with diverse cognitive abilities and literacy levels — without losing accuracy or meaning. ## Process ### Step 1: Assess Current Readability Using **readable-content**, evaluate: - Current reading level - Sentence and paragraph length - Jargon and specialist terms - Content structure and scannability ### Step 2: Identify the Core Message For each section, answer: what is the one thing the reader must understand? Write that down in one plain sentence. This becomes the opening line of the rewritten section. ### Step 3: Rewrite - Replace jargon with plain alternatives - Shorten sentences to 15–20 words - One idea per sentence, one topic per paragraph - Front-load each paragraph with the key point - Use active voice throughout - Address the reader as "you" - Add examples to clarify abstract concepts ### Step 4: Fix Links Using **link-text-design**, rewrite any link text that doesn't make sense on its own. Replace "click here" and "read more" with descriptive link text. ### Step 5: Present Before and After Show the original alongside the rewrite with annotations explaining each change. Include the reading level of both versions. ## Rules - Never sacrifice accuracy for simplicity — if a term is essential, keep it and define it - Don't condescend — plain language is clear language, not childish language - Preserve the author's intent and tone where possible - Flag any content where simplification might change the legal or technical meaning — let the team decide those tradeoffs ## Output Deliver the rewritten content with: - Reading level of original vs. rewrite - Change log of significant edits with rationale - Flagged passages where meaning may have shifted
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