# Foundation practice set

This set supplies real, original practice files for Offer, Copy and Launch exercises. Every named person, business event, date, price, visitor count, order, cost and business result in the scenarios is fictional. No customer research, guest booking, real release, payment, message or permission is represented as completed.

## Begin with the interview sample

Open `interview-outline-kit-sample.html` in a browser. Read the supplied invented guest profile, write one angle and seven prompts, then rehearse them aloud. The sample teaches one complete action. No actual guest, editor subscription, recording equipment, network connection or LLM is needed for this practice.

Try your own outline before loading the reference. Export JSON to keep your work. Restore by pasting your saved JSON under the restore control and checking Allow replacement. Reopening starts blank. The complete `interview-outline-kit-reference.json` can also be pasted into that restore control. The offline HTML performs no network requests. Links stay inside this set.

## Use it for Offer and Copy

Read `interview-outline-kit-brief.json` and `interview-outline-kit-manifest.json`. Draft your own buyer/task/finish-line brief and then an accurate product-page draft around the actual files. Name HTML, JSON and Markdown rather than promising formats that are absent. The brief's US$29 once amount is solely a fictional writing input; this practice set has no checkout.

Inspect the actual sample to substantiate each functional claim. Mark the guest profile and completed outline as fictional. Keep prerequisites and exclusions visible. Record unanswered operational questions as private draft blockers. A structure check is not user testing, and no audience or business outcome has been verified.

## Use it for Launch

Open `launch-reference.html`. Its fourteen work slots include a named fictional owner, dependency or gate, finished artifact, planned hours and status. The dates span three weeks and estimated hours total 18. All statuses explicitly remain fictional plan only; no actual work is claimed.

Trace the invented financial row: gross US$348; refunds US$29; net US$319; fees US$14.04; variable costs US$2.40; contribution before acquisition US$302.56; promotion US$90; contribution after acquisition US$212.56; fixed launch costs US$40; amount after listed costs US$172.56. Owner hours are recorded separately as 18. Taxes, owner compensation, unlisted overhead and later refunds are excluded. No amount is a forecast, wage, provider tariff or automatically net profit.

The JSON repeats the plan, raw scenario inputs, calculation results and limitations. Change one input in the HTML calculator to inspect its effect, then reset the reference. Missing inputs are not replaced with zeros. Zero visitors yields no defined observed order fraction.

## Preserve original products and learning progress

This is a separate practice supplement. It does not alter any original product ZIP, existing paid-file promise, lesson ID or progress version. If the publisher makes it public, it can remain a free practice set. It contains original teaching content and no paid lesson body or private customer record.

## Self-review

- Can another reader find the actual file formats, task, prerequisite, exclusions and fictional basis?
- Does your outline follow one angle and ask for a concrete example without inventing answers?
- Does your launch schedule name the owner and the condition required before each output?
- Can you distinguish US$212.56 after acquisition from US$172.56 after fixed costs?
- Do unknowns, blocked tasks and real-versus-fictional evidence stay separate?

The editable sample saves only when you explicitly export or print. The financial calculator does not store changes. Check the downloaded file before closing. The publisher should run browser QA in the actual deployment environment before describing a particular platform as tested.