Reference build

A fictional B2B SaaS launch, built end-to-end with the catalog.

Threshold is a fictional PLG onboarding analytics product. Its launch microsite was built using the RampStack skills catalog across four documented phases: research, brand, build, and audit. The methodology is real. The product is not.

Use the build as a worked example of how the catalog composes from blank brief to deployed launch microsite. Each phase walkthrough documents the skills invoked, the decisions made, and the artifacts produced. The deployed result is live below.

The deployed result

See Threshold live.

The deployed microsite renders the build's output: hero with code-built product mockup, fictional cohort trust strip, problem framing, wedge section with inline activation funnel and time-to-first-value sparkline, comparison table, three-primitive how-it-works, multi-step waitlist form, FAQ, and footer. All Phase 2 brand foundations imported via cross-route references, no CSS duplication.

Marked as a demonstration. No data stored or transmitted. Not indexed.

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Why a fictional product

A real product launch comes with real constraints: existing brand equity, audience expectations, competitive pressure, regulatory framing. Useful for the launching team; less useful as a demonstration of the catalog's reach. Threshold has no such baggage. The brief was constructed to exercise the catalog across research, brand, build, and audit dimensions with realistic competitive context (Mixpanel, Amplitude, Pendo, Userpilot, Heap) but without the constraints that would obscure the methodology.

The result is a worked example you can read end-to-end. The methodology transfers to real launches; the artifact happens to be fictional.