Sylvian uses a two-part headline to balance function and differentiation. The first line is pure utility. The second line explains why this solution is different from every generic automation tool.

The pain point being brought up is generality, targeting audiences who are tired of one-size-fits-none tools.

Why this H1 works:

• Tool-aware phrasing

  Uses “UI” and “Claude” without explanation, building trust with an audience familiar with AI and basic tech.

• Clear division of labor

  You point out the problem; the product handles the fix. The tool does not take control away from you.

• Reinforced by motion

  Scrolling down the page, the terminal demo validates the claim without extra words

• Low cognitive load

  The workflow is obvious within seconds of landing on the page.
  
  

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