Claude · landing page

should i publish it 👀 how I built a tool to track my internet trail everyone is building with AI but no one talks about figuring out what to even build i like to throw problems at @claudeai before solutioning. It broke it down into 3 things I could build around: where a link came from, the context around it, and a way to see it all visually (!) from here we talked through tradeoffs, pivoted from a web app to a chrome extension, and polished it to my liking go try it yaself too using the link in bio #ad

should i publish it 👀 how I built a tool to track my internet trail everyone is building with AI but no one talks about figuring out what to even build i like to throw problems at @claudeai before solutioning. It broke it down into 3 things I could build around: where a link came from, the context around it, and a way to see it all visually (!) from here we talked through tradeoffs, pivoted from a web app to a chrome extension, and polished it to my liking go try it yaself too using the link in bio #ad

➡️ Comment “Claude” for the link to try Claude Design yourself — People say taste can’t be taught. I disagree. Here’s where I start. Every design decision has a why, the business ones and the visual ones. But there’s a difference in how we treat them. Business reasoning is expected You’re supposed to be able to defend it, because it’s money (to increase user conversion, to lower engineering time, etc) The visual why Why this spacing or this motion, often gets treated like something you either have or you don’t. And that’s not what I was taught when I studied architecture and graphic design I remember learning to observe, but also the proportion calculations, the geometry behind a building drawn in perspective and when I was figuring out what’s the best line for a shadow behind a building. But directing AI exposed that I can’t cleanly explain every visual decision I make Motion especially, that’s not my strongest area, and working with AI tools, like Claude Design, made that quickly obvious. And to be fair, it taught me a few things already. I’m learning how to use AI tools in a way that actually keeps my work mine. I’m not saying directing taste is enough to build a top notch app with AI. But it’s the first step to getting a feeling of control back, and I’m sharing my 3 tactics for it in the video. The tool I’m using is Claude Design, currently in beta. What I love about it: ↳ It helps me stay on-brand (you can watch the video to see it) ↳ It has a clean hand-off to tools I already use, like Claude Code ↳ It’s quick and easy for daily work Getting this feeling of control when designing with AI is what I’ve missed. But slowly I’m learning how, while tools like Claude Design are developing too. You can start designing with Claude Design by @claudeai using my link ➡️ https://clau.de/ux.aneta I’m curious to hear about your experiences. Where do you lose control most when designing with AI tools? This video is sponsored by Anthropic ❤️ #claudedesign #claude #aidesign #aitools #uxdesign

should i publish it 👀 how I built a tool to track my internet trail everyone is building with AI but no one talks about figuring out what to even build i like to throw problems at @claudeai before solutioning. It broke it down into 3 things I could build around: where a link came from, the context around it, and a way to see it all visually (!) from here we talked through tradeoffs, pivoted from a web app to a chrome extension, and polished it to my liking go try it yaself too using the link in bio #ad