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You need a website. You don't need a designer. Build yours in a day.

A step-by-step course and a folder of Claude skills that build your website around your own brand and the layout you want. Claude writes every word in your voice, builds it and puts it live. No code, no designer, about four hours.

One-time payment. Yours to keep.

Check what you need, or see three sites built with it.

Sound familiar?

  • I keep saying I'll make a website. Then I don't.

  • I bought a template and gave up halfway through.

  • Hiring someone costs more than I can spend right now.

  • My link in bio is doing the job a website should do.

You're not bad at this. Nobody handed you the steps.

This course does, one at a time, in plain words.

See how it goes

Here's a run, start to finish, on the Ember & Clay sample. Tap through it.

Claude Codemy-website

Plan my website

Hi! I found 9 photos in my-stuff, and a brand folder with your logo, 3 font files and their license. First question: what's your website for, and what's it called?

A pottery studio called Ember & Clay. I sell mugs, cups and bowls, and teach Saturday wheel classes.

Say Plan my website

Claude looks at your folder, then asks up to eight questions, one at a time. Short answers are fine.

Four parts. About four hours.

  1. 1

    Set up

    30 minutes

    Get Claude ready and open your website kit. Every click is shown.

  2. 2

    Plan it

    1 hour

    Claude asks you a few questions, builds your brand sheet from your logo, fonts and guidelines, and lays out every page with you.

  3. 3

    Build it

    1½ hours

    Your site is built in about three minutes. You look it over and ask for changes in plain words.

  4. 4

    Put it live

    1 hour

    Claude checks every page, publishes it and walks you through your own web address.

You never write or read code. Stop after any step and pick up later.

Every site follows 15 professional design rules: a clear order on every page, consistent spacing and type, readable text, made for phones first.

Three websites made with this course

We made up three businesses and built each one a website with this course. Each has its own logo, fonts and photos, so no two look alike.

  • Wildmere Photography

    A wedding and family photographer. Four pages, a gallery you can sort by weddings or families, and a form to ask about a date.

    Visit the site
  • Slow Morning Coaching

    A life coach. One calm page with her offers, answers to common questions and a button to book a call.

    Visit the site
  • Ember & Clay

    A pottery studio. A shop for mugs, cups and bowls, a line of words that scrolls across the page, and Saturday classes.

    Visit the site
Example content

Built around your brand.

Upload your logo, your fonts, your brand kit or your brand guidelines, and Claude builds your site around them. Your fonts, your colors, your rules. No brand yet? Claude designs one with you from what you love.

Example content

Every page laid out your way.

Choose your pages and how every section looks: a big photo across the top, photo and words side by side, cards, a gallery. Move anything in plain words, or show Claude a site you like or a sketch on paper.

Claude Codemy-website

Change my website: make sure no line of text ends with one word on its own.

Done, on all four pages. Small changes like this usually use under one credit.

Change it in plain words.

Say "Change my website" and what you want. Claude groups your changes so you spend fewer credits, makes them and tells you what changed.

Example content

Buttons that work.

Add your email signup, your booking link, a contact or order form, or a buy button. The sample photographer's site got a working inquiry form in one step.

Example content

On your own web address.

Publish in under a minute, then buy a new address or connect one you own.

Five things to say. Claude does the rest.

  • Plan my website
  • Build my website
  • Change my website
  • Check my website
  • Put my website live

Claude always asks before it spends a credit, and never publishes without your yes.

This is for you if

  • You need a site for your business, side business, portfolio, event or family.
  • You'd rather not hire a designer or learn to code.
  • You can give it a day, or a few evenings.

This is probably not for you if

  • You want someone to build it for you.
  • You need a big online store with hundreds of products on day one.
  • You don't want to sign up for Claude and a website builder.

Before you buy, here is exactly what you need

  • A Mac or Windows computer. Check your site on your phone any time.

  • A paid Claude plan. Pro or Max, paid separately from the course.

  • A Lovable account. Free to start. Your own web address needs a paid plan.

  • About four hours. All at once or spread out.

No coding. No designer.

$297

One-time payment. Yours to keep.

  • The step-by-step course: 12 steps in four parts, written out with screenshots
  • Your website kit: one folder you open in Claude, with skills that plan your brand and pages, build, change, check and publish your site
  • 15 professional design rules built into every step, so your site looks polished
  • A check of every page before it goes live, plus a five-minute phone check
  • Help for when something looks wrong, and a bonus lesson for going further
  • Three sample sites built with the course, so you can see where you're headed

Digital product. All sales are final. Your Claude and website builder plans are paid separately. Final Sale Policy

Questions

Your website, live tonight

Your words, your look and your photos, on the internet by the end of the day.

Build Your Website in a Day uses Claude, an AI assistant made by Anthropic, and Lovable, a website builder. Requires a Claude account with a plan that includes Claude Code and a Lovable account, both sold separately. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Anthropic or Lovable.

The sample sites shown are made-up businesses built for this course, with photos from Unsplash. Results vary, and no specific results or income are promised or implied. AI can make mistakes, so always review your site before you publish.