In this exercise, you will learn to use Claude Design to get a full brand design system, including typography, colors, web components, a full website, and PowerPoint templates. Step-by-step: 1. Screenshot your current site, drop it into your favorite AI, and prompt: “Analyze this website and create a refreshed brand description. Keep what works, but sharpen the positioning, visual direction, typography, and color palette. Give me a concise brand summary I can use in Claude Design. 2. Take that description and ask your AI to generate a logo and a wordmark logo. We liked ChatGPT’s image model, but you can go with any option 3. Go to claude.ai/design, click the Design systems tab, and paste the name of your site in the first box and the revised brand description in the last box 4. Finally, upload the logo, wordmark, and any other photos or assets you want Claude to use, and hit enter Pro tip: Once Claude finishes, check out the marketing page, web app page, and slide decks it created. Then click Share and export those to Claude Code. 🤯

Don’t pay subscriptions to the likes of ClickFunnels! With AI, you can learn how to use Claude Design, Anthropic’s new design tool, to generate four mockup variations of your website’s landing page. Step-by-step: 1. Go to claude.ai/design, select the wireframe option, click create, and write: who the page is for, what you’re selling, and the action a visitor should take” 2. Find and screenshot a landing page you like. Try searching “top landing pages in [your niche]” and the checkout pane of a site that does millions of daily transactions, like Amazon, eBay, or PayPal 3. Add the screenshots to your brief, and tell Claude to create four variations of the mockup. Answer any follow-ups, and wait 2-5 minutes for results 4. Click any element and leave a note like "rewrite this CTA to be outcome-specific" or "add a testimonial." Claude applies the changes to refine outputs Pro tip: Click Share > Handoff to Claude Code > Send to Claude Code Web to get Claude Code to build and deploy the final website for you!

In this post, you will learn how to turn on and use Gemini in Chrome features. If you have a Google AI Pro subscription, you will learn how to turn on and use Chrome automations. Step-by-step: 1. In Chrome, go to Settings > AI Innovations > Gemini in Chrome, and enable "Show Gemini at the top of the browser" and "Share current tab with Gemini". If on Google AI Pro, also enable "Let Gemini browse for you" 2. Open three product tabs, click Gemini, type @ to attach tabs, and prompt: “Compare [products] and tell which offers the best features for the best price” 3. Gemini will compare and give you a recommendation. This works even without Google AI Pro because you are sharing the tabs directly 4. If you have AI Pro, prompt: “Find me a cheaper [product type] with these same features.” Gemini will send you a plan, then use Chrome to execute it for you Pro tip: With Google AI Pro, you can even ask Gemini to sign in to your accounts using saved Chrome passwords.

in this session, you will learn how to run email triage once in Claude, then have Claude write a recurring task prompt for your inbox. You will end up with a daily cleanup workflow based on your real rules, not a generic prompt. Step-by-step: 1. Open Claude with Gmail access and run one triage session on your unread inbox. The goal is to show Claude what matters before automating the process 2. Prompt: “Generate an interactive email triage report for the last 24 hours. Sort each email into exactly one of these buckets: Needs response, Needs attention, Archive, Archive and unsubscribe. For each email, include the sender, subject, a one-line reason for the category, a direct link to the email, and the item number. Add labels to the approved emails” 3. Review, correct misfires, and prompt: Turn this workflow into a recurring task prompt for my inbox, with my common senders, archive, and unsubscribe rules 4. Save that prompt as a Claude Cowork scheduled task so it can run every morning without rebuilding the logic Pro tip: Set up Gmail rules around the labels Claude adds. It can apply labels through the connector, so “Needs Response” and “Needs Attention” can be auto-starred, and Archive emails can be auto-archived.

Learn how to use Canva's new Magic Layers feature to turn any flat AI image into a fully editable design — enabling you to fix small details in generations without recreating entire outputs. Step-by-step: 1. On the Canva homepage, select Magic Layers, click Select Media, and choose an image 2. Wait 30-60 seconds while Canva processes the image. It reads the layout, identifies text, objects, and background, and splits them into individual layers 3. Click any layer and edit it directly. Swap a date, change a tagline, fix a typo. Or click an object layer to move it, resize it, or delete it entirely 4. Drop in a replacement image (new product photo, logo), and it slots into the existing layout. Adjust the background color using the color picker if needed Pro tip: To use Magic Layers on an existing design, open the design, click Uploads to add your image, select it, click Edit in the toolbar, then select Magic Layers.