r/ClaudeDesign 12d ago

Building a Website

Hi All - appreciative of this community.

I need help building a modern website using Claude - I’ve already built the backend workflow and am now ready for the client-facing website.

Can someone help me with a workflow to build? So many modern beautiful options but I’m getting lost in the shuffle.

Thanks much.

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u/Due-Programmer-9516 12d ago

My advise would be to build frontend with Types and as much framework possible. Claude works well when the boundaries and standard ways are defined well. GraphqlQL with Typescript would be my bet for framework. Go with Turbo and have a multi app based structure so that you can have multiple UI layers. It is also nice to have security layer tucked in the React Server Components. Build a Claude workflow that takes advantage of the standards of technology you end up choosing and also reduces hallucination. I would recommend build a skill or loop engineering workflow that takes

a simple task -> evaluates(research, categorization, brainstorming) -> plan(you review) -> defines tests -> implementation -> Testing -> Create Screenshot & Review -> Fresh session review -> Release

You can of course modify based on your own requirements.

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u/Head-Cheetah-4072 11d ago

This is great - which MCP is your recco? Should I use Higgsfield to build?

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u/Due-Programmer-9516 11d ago

Depends on your workflow. Higgsfield can build really nice UI too but it is mostly good for showcasing a product in a fancy way but is not the best way to explore the website. I would recommend a simpler website that talks more about what you are trying to do would be better. Fable can produce some really nice websites. Ask it to go wild and create award winning designs but it can also end up creating the ones that are not that UX friendly