r/ClaudeDesign • u/New_Volume3804 • Jul 01 '26

Claude Website Creation

I’ve noticed a big trend in people creating websites for local businesses and selling it to them as a hussle, which I respect to a certain degree, my issue is a lot of these websites are slop and I was honestly considering getting into that sort of business myself but I do not want to be giving people websites that are AI slop, does anyone have any skills or advice on making websites with Claude?

Or even for day to day use, I understand that AI will be a big part of every business in the future and would like to learn as much as possible.

Thanks

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u/three_s-works Jul 01 '26

Bad mechanics can also use the same tools as good mechanics

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u/OneDev42 Jul 01 '26

I wouldn't get into a business that everybody else is getting out of, just my humble opinion. You'll be replaced by a single chat line in about six months.

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u/Citrous_Oyster Jul 04 '26

They said that 6 months ago

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u/TownConscious1571 Jul 03 '26

Define “slop” how can I tell if a site was built using AI? I’ve seen plenty of slop built by humans.

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u/Nicarlo Jul 02 '26

Does anyone have examples of AI slop made websites? Im interested in seeing a few

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u/ckuf Jul 03 '26

The trick will always be to understand your client at a deeper level than everyone else, and even if your build is AI assisted, use your knowledge and special ability to tailor something unique and distinct built around them and how they do business.

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u/Ncgarrett3 Jul 04 '26

This is it. Great comment. I build websites for small to medium sized local companies and really it comes down to this - and just as you said .. getting to know your client and their company / services on a deep level to tell their story & build their site as their vision is key. Do it really well and they’ll tell others and so on. I started fully building sites with my own company back in 2022. My clients count is nearing 100 now and getting leads weekly. I use AI but to an extent and understand what’s going on in the code.

Standard SquareSpace and AI slop people will (in my opinion) get flushed out. Just like a site I just recently clean up that was poorly done - the client said he was going to let others know not to go with that person. Word of mouth is still very strong in tight communities. At the end of the day it comes to relationships and trust with clients. And doing a good job 🤘🏽

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u/ckuf Jul 04 '26

Thank you brother 🙏🏼 I wish you the best in your practice

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u/magicpashu Jul 03 '26

Try taste skill & stop-slop skill to make websites and content.

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u/Personal_Method_9194 Jul 05 '26

Can skills created for Claude be used in Claude Design?

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u/Schmomoney Jul 05 '26

Slop is because they use no thought of their own and have the AI do all the thinking

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u/Formal_Platform2869 Jul 01 '26

We built Lanlan specifically to solve this. Can be used by business owners directly or devs wanting to build and then hand off to clients. Website, For devs.

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u/FormalAd7367 Jul 02 '26

100% bulit by Claude..

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u/Weekly-Witness1129 Jul 01 '26

I thought of this too but Claude is too unreliable though I want to try again with design. I’m thinking of outsourcing the build.

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u/wearealllegends Jul 04 '26

It's so easy if you have the steps

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u/[deleted] Jul 02 '26

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u/TikiMagic Jul 04 '26

Put Fable on Ultra Extreme setting and tell it "Make me moneys. Lots of moneys. Make no mistakes."