Just got my first business website live — gethotlineai.com Built it with Claude Code over the last few days. Zero prior web dev experience. The site is for Hotline AI — an AI speed-to-lead service for car dealerships that responds to internet leads in under 60 seconds. Biggest hack: Having Claude screenshot the site, compare it to a reference, and iterate until it matched — no guessing, no back and forth with myself. Just: screenshot → diff → fix → repeat. What surprised me most: The hardest part wasn't the code. It was the DNS. Spent more time fighting Namecheap and Vercel than I did building the actual site. But that's the real education — you don't know what you don't know until something breaks. Site is live, form submissions go to my business email, custom domain is connected. Onto the next.

Built a concept map skill that triggers through natural language or command. When I want to learn a new topic, it develops a live HTML artifact I can interact with in my browser. It functions as a mind map, showing: - Core concepts - Sub-concepts - Expanded definitions that open in a side panel - Nodes connecting concepts to each other to show cross and nested relationships - Ability to visually re-organize the map however I want I usually learn new topics best with mind maps so this helps me in understanding the relationship between different concepts. Iterated to improve the UI due to nodes and text overlapping with each other.