# EasySketch

> EasySketch is a SketchUp extension that turns kitchen design work that can take hours into minutes: parametric cabinets, instant rendering, and professional output for kitchen designers, cabinet makers, and joinery teams.

EasySketch runs inside SketchUp and generates real SketchUp component geometry for kitchen cabinetry and presentation output. It supports base units, wall units, oven and fridge housings, corner cabinets, frontals, handles, worktops, panels, mouldings, swatches, materials, handle libraries, and licence activation.

## Site Structure

This is a one-page landing site. The home page contains the product overview, feature sections, workflow explanation, pricing, frequently asked questions, and conversion actions.

- [Home](/): Full EasySketch product landing page for the SketchUp extension.

## Primary Page Sections

Agents should treat the home page as a structured landing page with these main content areas:

- Hero: Short product summary and primary calls to action.
- Product overview: What EasySketch does inside SketchUp.
- Features: Cabinet generation, parametric editing, rendering, materials, handles, panels, mouldings, and professional outputs.
- Workflow: How a designer moves from kitchen layout to cabinet geometry, render-ready models, and client-facing output.
- Content Manager: Library management for swatches, materials, handles, and reusable design content.
- Licence Manager: Activation and licence management for the SketchUp extension.
- Pricing: Plan or purchase information, if present on the page.
- FAQ: Common questions about compatibility, setup, SketchUp workflow, output quality, and support.
- Contact or call to action: How to request access, buy, book a demo, or ask a question.

## Product Entities

Important EasySketch concepts and entities:

- EasySketch: The SketchUp extension described by this site.
- SketchUp: The host application where EasySketch runs.
- Parametric cabinets: Cabinet components that can be generated and adjusted by dimensions and options.
- Real component geometry: Editable SketchUp geometry rather than a flat image or static mockup.
- Base units: Lower kitchen cabinets.
- Wall units: Upper kitchen cabinets.
- Oven housings: Cabinet housings for ovens and appliance stacks.
- Fridge housings: Cabinet housings for integrated or freestanding fridge layouts.
- Corner cabinets: Cabinet units designed for kitchen corner layouts.
- Frontals: Doors, drawer fronts, and visible cabinet faces.
- Handles: Hardware options applied to cabinet fronts.
- Worktops: Countertop geometry and materials.
- Panels and mouldings: Finishing components for kitchen designs.
- Content Manager: EasySketch library tool for swatches, materials, handles, and reusable content.
- Licence Manager: EasySketch activation and licence-management tool.

## Agent Navigation Guidance

Because the site is a single-page landing page, agents should navigate by page sections, headings, buttons, links, and form controls rather than expecting separate product, pricing, FAQ, or contact URLs.

When answering questions from this site:

- Use the page heading and section heading hierarchy to identify the relevant part of the page.
- Prefer visible calls to action for purchase, demo, download, contact, or support tasks.
- Use FAQ content for compatibility, setup, licence, and workflow questions when available.
- If multiple cards or feature blocks are present, use their accessible names, headings, and visible text to distinguish them.
- Treat feature cards as informational article-like content unless they expose a link, button, or form control.
- Do not assume a separate documentation area exists unless a visible link points to one.

## Common User Intents

Agents visiting this site are likely trying to:

- Understand what EasySketch does.
- Check whether EasySketch works with SketchUp.
- Compare EasySketch with manual kitchen modelling in SketchUp.
- Find pricing, purchase, demo, or trial information.
- Learn whether EasySketch creates editable SketchUp geometry.
- Identify supported cabinet and component types.
- Understand how materials, swatches, handles, panels, worktops, and mouldings are managed.
- Find activation or licence information.
- Locate support, contact, or onboarding options.

## Accessibility And Agentic Browsing Notes

The landing page should expose well-formed semantic structure for browsers, screen readers, and AI agents:

- Use one `h1` for the page title or primary offer.
- Use ordered heading levels for major sections and feature groups.
- Use `<main>` for the main landing-page content.
- Use `<section>` for major page areas.
- Use `<article>` for standalone feature, pricing, FAQ, or content blocks only when the content is independently meaningful.
- Do not apply an ARIA role to an element when the native HTML element already provides the correct semantics.
- If a card is clickable, prefer a real `<a>` or `<button>` with a clear accessible name instead of adding an incompatible ARIA role to an `<article>`.
- If an article contains a single primary link, make the link itself the interactive element and keep the article semantic.
- Ensure every button, link, form field, and interactive control has a clear accessible name.
- Ensure decorative icons and images are hidden from assistive technology, and meaningful images have useful alternative text.

## Recommended Fix For Reported Lighthouse Finding

Lighthouse reported: "ARIA role should be appropriate for the element" on an `<article>` card.

For agentic browsing, the preferred fix is to remove the inappropriate ARIA role from the `<article>` element and use native semantics:

- If the card is informational, keep it as `<article>` without an added ARIA role.
- If the card navigates somewhere, use an `<a>` inside the article or wrap the card content in a properly labelled link where valid.
- If the card performs an action, use a `<button>` for the actionable control.
- Avoid `role="button"`, `role="link"`, or other interactive roles on `<article>` unless there is no native alternative.

## Content Summary For Agents

EasySketch is for professionals who design kitchens in SketchUp and want a faster way to generate accurate, editable cabinet geometry and presentation-ready kitchen models. The key value proposition is speed with professional control: generate cabinets parametrically, manage design libraries, apply finishes and handles, create worktops and finishing details, and produce client-ready output without modelling every cabinet manually.