Build a Kadence Landing Page with AI
One prompt builds a full-width Kadence Blocks landing page that matches your site's palette and opens in the normal block editor.
Prerequisites
A connected WordPress site running the Kadence theme with the Kadence Blocks plugin and the WPVibe plugin active.
My site runs the Kadence theme with Kadence Blocks. Build me a landing page for [your business or offer] and save it as a draft, do not publish it. Include: a hero section with the headline [your headline], a short supporting line, and buttons for [primary action] and [secondary action], linked to [where each button should go: a page, URL, or section of this page]; a two-column section pairing a short feature list for [feature one], [feature two], and [feature three] with a highlighted info box (a column with its own background color); a three-column section for [item one], [item two], and [item three]; and a closing call to action. If a link target I named does not exist on my site, use an in-page anchor instead and tell me. Build it with Kadence Blocks using my site's existing color palette so it matches the rest of the site, hide the page title, and make the layout full width. When you are done, give me the preview link and the editor link, and list every section you built so I can spot-check before I publish.
Skip pasting the full prompt. Drop this into your AI on a site that already has WPVibe:
Run the “Build a Kadence Landing Page with AI” recipe from the WPVibe cookbook on my connected site.
Kadence gives you the blocks for a proper landing page, but assembling row layouts, columns, buttons, and spacing by hand is still an afternoon, and the page settings that make it feel like a landing page, full width, no page title, are buried in a sidebar most people never open.
The AI builds the page from real Kadence Blocks, row layouts, advanced headings, and buttons, written straight into the page content the same way the editor would write them. It references your site’s existing color palette, so the page automatically matches your brand and keeps matching if you ever change the palette. It also sets the page to full width with the title hidden, and saves everything as a draft. Because this is native block content, the page opens in the normal block editor with zero lock-in: no shortcodes, no proprietary data, nothing extra to maintain.
Paste the prompt, fill in the brackets, and read the section list the AI reports back. The preview link opens while you are logged in to your site; check it on desktop and phone, tweak anything in the editor, then publish it yourself. One note on color: the page uses your site’s current palette by design, so if the palette itself is the thing you want changed, run the Kadence rebrand recipe first and build the page after.
Outcome
A draft full-width Kadence landing page in your site's own palette, built from real Kadence Blocks you can edit in the normal block editor.