Only what you told it
The rules behind this tool forbid invented testimonials, discounts and performance claims. If a fact is not in your brief, it stays off the page, so the legal and brand review starts from something true.
DFIRST Landing page is an AI landing page generator that turns a short brief into a complete page you can open in a browser. Describe the product, who it is for and the action you want, pick a tone, and you get one HTML file with responsive design, navigation and sections written only from your facts.
An example outline for a ZESTA brief, and what every file contains.
Bright white page, tangerine accent, a menu that jumps to each section.
Double-click it to open it in a browser, send it to a developer, or keep it in the session as the reference for the live page.
Three steps. The first one starts on this page.
Describe the offer in the box above: what it is, who it is for, the facts you can stand behind and the action you want. Then pick a tone: natural, confident or playful.
Your brief becomes a landing page, words and design together: sections that explain the offer, navigation that jumps to each one, and the call to action you asked for.
Check the page in the preview, download the HTML file or generate again for another take. The page is kept in your Data Room and on the board of your session.
The rules behind this tool forbid invented testimonials, discounts and performance claims. If a fact is not in your brief, it stays off the page, so the legal and brand review starts from something true.
You get working HTML and CSS that a browser opens as it is. A developer can read it, lift sections into your site or treat it as the brief for the live page.
The page lands in your Data Room and on the board of a session, next to the copy, visuals and emails of the same launch, so the team reviews it all in one place.
A first page for a new product, to see how the story reads before paying for a full website.
Campaign and launch pages drafted straight from the brief, ready for the web team to take further.
A real page to open in the first client meeting, instead of a slide that describes one.
An HTML landing page with structure, copy and styles in place, so the build starts from a draft.
The facts about Landing page, as it works in DFIRST today.
About Landing page and how it fits the rest of DFIRST.
You write a short brief and pick a tone. DFIRST passes it to Gemini 3.8 Flash with strict rules: one complete HTML page, styles inside the file, navigation to every section, and only the facts in your brief. You see the result in a preview and can download it.
It is an ordinary HTML file, so yes. Download it and upload it to your own hosting, or give it to your developer to place on your site. The tool makes the file; where it lives and under which address is up to you.
No. The tool is told to use only the product facts in your brief and never to add testimonials, discounts, durability or performance claims. If you want a real review or a real statistic on the page, put it in the brief yourself.
Not on its own. The page has no form that sends data, so the call to action is a button or a link. Give the link in the brief, or ask your developer to connect a sign-up form when the page goes live.
No. The file loads nothing from other sites, so the design is built from type, colour and shapes. Add your product photos when the page is built for real, and keep them with the page in the same session so nothing gets lost.
Landing page copy writes the words only, as text you paste into a design you already have. This tool makes a landing page from a brief, words and design together, as a file you can open. If your designer owns the layout, start with the copy.
Your landing page draft waits on this device until your access starts. DFIRST opens to people on the waitlist first.
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