A friend spent hours building a WordPress sales page. It was good — genuinely good, real design effort, nothing wrong with it. She just didn't know yet what was now possible. I rebuilt a version of it in Claude Cowork while she wasn't looking. Same colors, same fonts, images pulled automatically from the live site. The Calendly link worked. The signup form worked. I didn't make a single design decision — I just said "you do it" and it did. It also caught some meta image errors on her original that were pointing to an old site. She didn't know those were there. Two things worth knowing if you try this yourself: Where you save your output matters more than you'd think. Claude hands off a clean file — but if it bounces through four nested subfolders before it lands on your machine, it can arrive broken, and Claude doesn't know it broke because when it handed it off everything was fine. Save locally first, move it after. I think of it as a ball made of spun sugar — every toss is a risk. Your prompt doesn't need to be technical. Mine was essentially: make this a little more attractive, use what's already on the site, ask me what you need. It asked a few questions, then built the whole thing in about seven actions. The finished file is just HTML. To get it into WordPress, she pastes it into a code block. That's it. No developer, no theme wrangling, no build process. (You will need to upload the images into wordpress and get those image urls to add back into the HTML) The full walkthrough is on YouTube below ⬇️ To be super clear- the only reason this was so fast was that we already had a web page to base the new one on. It will take longer to create a sales page from scratch (which is what we covered in Tuesday's live classs.) What have you been putting off because it seemed too technical? Drop it below — let's figure out if Claude can just do it. Also - please follow my YouTube page!