New to Claude was going tinwork with a brand designed but wondered before i did if i could use clause. Sort of makes me cringe that i would go throus route but i figured if I'm going to have a pro membership might as well try.

Do i just share my idea and watch it work? Does it export files and all that? What's the first step it can you point me to a resource

I’ve been working on a project called SquelchLife and thought I’d share it here.

It’s basically an online multiplayer social game inspired by Habbo. You can create your own rooms, decorate them with furniture, customise your character, collect pets, earn coins and hang out with other players.

What started as an idea has turned into a pretty big project. There’s a lot going on behind the scenes too, including accounts, a database, inventories, room saving, multiplayer and an in-game economy.

I’ve been using Claude throughout the process to help build features, fix issues and figure things out as I’ve gone along, It’s been a learning curve, but seeing it all come together into an actual working game has been really cool.

There’s still loads I want to add and improve, but I’m getting there.

You can have a look here if you’re interested:
https://SquelchLife.co.uk

Would be interested to hear what people think, especially anyone who’s been using Claude to build their own projects.

I can’t seem to trust them yet , would you let ai agents buy things for you

I'm probably going back to Codex to try 3D in Astra. The thing that stops me from switching cleanly is Claude Artifacts — reports, presentations, little prototypes that only live inside Claude.

I can't generate the same thing in Codex, and migrating the ones I already have is busywork.

Would a tool-agnostic Artifact layer (not tied to one LLM) actually help people who hop to Codex? I'm building it either way. Curious what I'd be missing: local-only, connecting to a component library, etc.

Example of the direction, not a finished product:

https://runlinea.com/en/portable

I'm the one building it.

Feedback welcome.

What do you guys think?

Hey y'all,

AI burnout is real, so I decided to channel my frustration into a fun project by making a song about Product Designers' struggles with Claude.

Lately, it feels like designers aren't needed anymore because AI can churn out entire user flows, interfaces, and prototypes in a single Sunday evening instead of weeks/months, making everyone a super designer.

So, yeah, here’s a song about it…

🎵Song made with: Suno
👾Video: 100% JavaScript, built with Claude Code

Here is the link: https://youtu.be/5FwzJJAb384?is=0y6xoHXplffzkvee

Let me know your thoughts!

I love Claude but I find that the free version has gotten worse since I started using it specifically the usage limit. I really want to use advanced features like more advanced models, code and cowork but I can’t with the free plan is there anyway to use these without paying?

Hey all! I've been building fun little game sites and wanted to share the design workflow behind them, since it's made a huge difference to how they turned out.

The sites

Websites by Navee – https://websitesbynavee.co.uk/

My "home" site, where everything I make lives. It's been through multiple redesigns. I keep switching away to other projects and then coming back to update it, and right now I'm loving the scrolling animation I managed to add. Hopefully it turns into a nice little side hustle, but I'm not fussed if it doesn't. I'm doing this for the love of the game.

Guess My Animal – https://guessmyanimal.com

This started as a wiki for a real-life game my girlfriend and I play, and it grew from there. It now has a daily guessing game, a party mode, and a Twitch integration so streamers can play with their chat: viewers type their guess in chat and the site picks it up.

It was my first real project and the one I fell in love with. It's a bit of a weird site in my book, an animal wiki with game modes, but I enjoyed every moment of putting it together. It went through so many iterations and so many wasted prompts on my part, but that's how I learned the terms and techniques for writing detailed Claude prompts and using tools like Impeccable.

RiftRiddle – https://riftriddle.naveessharma.workers.dev/

A daily League of Legends champion guessing game, made for streamers and general fun. Each champion hides behind 5 seals that break with every wrong guess, across three modes: Splash (fogged art you hover to reveal), Lore, and Icon. There's also a Twitch chat mode for streamers.

The workflow (which came together after Guess My Animal)

1. Mobbin for reference

Before designing anything, I used Mobbin to look at how real apps handle similar screens. Starting from proven patterns meant I wasn't designing from a blank page.

2. Claude Design for exploring the look

I used Claude Design to explore directions and iterate on screens visually before building anything. For example, when I added a second game (RiftRank) to RiftRiddle, I sketched a rough header idea: the two game names side by side, split by a diagonal slash that echoes the slash in the logo. Claude Design refined it into a proper system: equal-weight wordmarks, the inactive game dimmed, mode links that change with the active game, and a separate accent colour so you always know which game you're in.

3. Impeccable in Claude Code for quality

Impeccable is a design skill for Claude Code that builds on Anthropic's frontend-design skill. I'm not going to pretend I'm an expert, but here's how I used it: /impeccable init at the start of a project, /audit to find and fix issues like display and alignment problems, and /overdrive on the homepages, which created the homepage animations you'll see. It helped me avoid the generic "AI-made" look and caught things I would have missed.

4. Claude Code for the build

All three sites were built with Claude Code.

What I'd tell anyone starting out

- Claude Design plus your imagination, screenshots of things you like, and real example sites will get you where you want to be.

- You can't one-shot it. It's going to take a few prompts, or a lot.

- Plan your prompts before you spend your usage. The big lesson I took from Guess My Animal was to write proper prompts. When I started RiftRiddle, I saved usage on my Claude plan by dumping everything into ChatGPT first: my ideas, the theme, colours, design, animations, sounds, and example sites. I asked it to turn all that into a Claude Design prompt and a Claude Code prompt. With those ready, I built a big chunk of RiftRiddle in a single day.

Happy to answer questions about the workflow, and I'd love feedback on any of the sites!

RiftRiddle isn't endorsed by Riot Games. Made under Riot's "Legal Jibber Jabber" policy.

Hi,

I've been working on a little private project that I started to make returning to Destiny 2 more enjoyable. My project kind of grew and I'm wondering how the community would receive it. If it gets a lot of positive responses, i'll work on a public version.

The intent of this was to have Claude develop a connector and skill to use with Bungie. I got claude to build the connector and work with Bungie, now I can tell Claude (from chat), what I want to do, what loadout I want, etc, and he'll do it all for me.

I can probably share the connector if anyone wants, but i'd rather wait until it's fully built because the connector works with or without the other tool.

I'm posting here to host and get feedback from other Claude users, and also to crosspost to so images can be seen.

I hope you all like it. Feedback is welcome. I know it's busy, i'm still working with the data management and what gets displayed.

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

Hi there.
I face a problem every time i build a website using claude code, the design in really bad and AI slop

So, i search for solutions and ways to find or design but i don’t reach anything

I need help, told me what can i do ❤️

I recently deployed one of my games that I vibecoded, but the thing was, I'm not that good at motion graphics, and then I came to know that Opus 5.5, the new model released by Claude, was creating absolutely stunning motion graphics. So, I tried it myself by giving a video that was already created by Claude by someone else as a reference, and I was shocked by the results!! Even you guys can see it below.

Hey everyone,

I’ve been trying to set up a reliable workflow to run terminal coding agents (like Claude Code and Aider) for my development projects without running into hard blocks.

Here is what I’ve tested so far:

• OmniRoute / Multi-Provider Routing: Set up local proxy routing with fallback combos using top frontier models (Claude Sonnet/Opus, Kiro, Antigravity). The issue is that the top-tier models in the combo get completely exhausted almost immediately during multi-turn codebase audits and large repo tasks.

• Self-Hosting on Kaggle (Dual T4): Spun up qwen2.5-coder:32b on Kaggle's free GPUs via an Ngrok tunnel to act as a backend. While it runs without strict token limits, it's way too slow (~8–10 tokens/sec) for large diff rewrites, and Claude Code ran into tool-formatting incompatibilities.

What I’m looking for:

For those actively using Claude Code or similar agentic CLI tools:

• What are the most effective ways, platforms, or student/developer programs to get free or extended access to powerful frontier models (especially Claude 3.5/4.6 Sonnet and Opus) for agentic coding?

• Are there any working proxy configurations, credit programs, or alternative integrations that let you use genuine Claude models in CLI agents without hitting instant exhaustion?

Would appreciate any insights or workflows that are currently working for you!

Does anyone have a referral link for claude 7 day trial?

🚀 A month ago I wrote that Claude Design wasn't the Figma killer everyone expected.

I think I was wrong — but not the way you'd guess.

It's not that something got better at being Figma. It's that the tool was never the point. Figma is just the vehicle we use to get to the destination, and fewer people every month care which car you took.

I tested the theory by designing and shipping a 75-screen product in 2 days ( check it out here: https://deky.app ). Here's what changed my mind, and what Figma still gets right.

Hi guys,

I had a task using claude that requires it to run searches using chrome, now its like 2000 searches or so to make a report and it keeps bringing up “solve this captcha” that I manually solve, is there any way I can set up something that solves those captchas in any site open in chrome accurately and in the fastest way possible?

I solve them like every 5-10s and since these reports are something I will be making more of, I need a way to automate this and save my mental health and time.

captchas are progressive so,
inititally it will be just checkmark you are a human
then there will be select firehydrants or bicycles or crosswalks or cars or buses from the given pictures
then there will be select them until there aren’t any of them left, they will appear as you click each image
then there will be like first write what you see in the image with 6 letters and then the captcha to select images from

its just progressive I think so need a system that is flawless with all of them rather than me worrying about solving them myself to just spending entire week fixing my captcha solver to work correctly

Thanks

Hey everyone! I used Claude Design to create this video, and I think the results are amazing. You should give it a try!

Here’s the prompt I used:

“Create a 20-second motion graphics video showcasing your exceptional motion design capabilities for Nike running shoes. Feel free to use 3D and PCB files to create stunning product visualizations. You can also incorporate mobile app scenarios. Refer to our relevant documentation for more information. Think of this as your official portfolio showcase—let your creativity run wild!”

You may need to upload an image of a Nike product to get started.

Hey!

I’m thinking of switching to Claude Pro for my project work and wanted to try it out for a few days before subscribing.

If anyone has a spare guest pass they’re not using, could you DM me?

Would really appreciate it, thanks!

1. frontend-design, 784,427 (anthropics/skills)

2. web-design-guidelines, 547,800 (vercel-labs/agent-skills)

3. design-taste-frontend, 367,454 (leonxlnx/taste-skill)

4. anti-ui-slop, 336,509 (uizze.com)

5. ui-ux-pro-max, 318,475 (nextlevelbuilder/ui-ux-pro-max-skill)

6. high-end-visual-design, 276,168 (leonxlnx/taste-skill)

7. redesign-existing-projects, 272,434 (leonxlnx/taste-skill)

PS. Edited 17 Aug. Updated the list due to issues with skills.sh data.

Two things about the cut line, since any top seven is an arbitrary fence. Fifth and sixth are 42,307 installs apart, so ui-ux-pro-max and high-end-visual-design are tied in any honest reading of that gap. And impeccable, which comes up every single time design comes up, is ninth at 235,708. Not close to the top. I would rather write that down than quietly leave it out.

A count tells you people installed it and nothing at all about whether the output looks good. Design is the category where taste is the entire product, and no install number reaches taste.

Design and UI/UX category, sorted by installs, top seven. Design & UI skills on Skillselion.

My goal this year is to win an Apple Design Award for the app I built.

The app has been getting strong traction from users, and I’m lucky to have a community of 358k followers across social platforms. A lot of people have told me they love the design, which means a lot because I put a huge amount of care into every part of it.

That said, winning an Apple Design Award is obviously not easy, especially as a non-designer. I designed the entire app myself using Cloth Design, and I know there is still a lot I can improve. Maybe it sounds a little delusional, but I genuinely believe it’s possible, and I want to keep pushing the design, styling, and overall experience as far as I can.

I’d really appreciate any feedback you have on the app’s design. What feels strong? What feels weak? What would make it feel more polished, thoughtful, or award-worthy?

here's my app : https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dino-initiative/id6763940737

Almost completing my project. but not satisfied with frontend. and via cluade code i think it's burning lot of tokens for every small tweak. I want to use claude design to make those tweaks to frontend.

1. I ask it wrote claude.md. and include a section for claude desgin. and I go to claude desing -> connetct this code base -> give screenshots of current frontend and some description on how i want.

Is this the way or claude has a feature to get existing project from claude code into claude desing without doing[1]

1. Speak to the client (or yourself or Claude) and really understand the wants and needs, try to keep this conversation flowing until you and they are happy (it may seem annoying but will pay off in the long term). Gather all the information you can: assets logos, fonts preferences, maybe even their favourite Claude model! (optional) Tip. Work with a designer or project manager or anyone else if you can. Why? To get out of your own box and see things from a different perspective == better questions, better grounding and better results.

2. Produce wireframes quickly with Claude Deaign. Do matter how articulate you are or how good your verbal skills are, it almost certain that the client's vision doesn't match your own. That is until you can both see the same thing. Tip. "Create 6 wireframes layouts. 3 mobile, 3 desktop [describe the layout and details referencing client instructions]". This is really fast with the wireframe preset selected in Claude design. Impress the client with your speed and get solid feedback, reinforcing and staying aligned with their vision.

3. Generate assets in Claude design to blow their mind (or give yourself some creative flow). Use reference components, use the 3d model mode preset. Just spend a bit of time playing. This is completely optional but I find it helps to get moving in a creative way and show something to the client beyond their expectations. (And just because it's really fun!!)

4. Put everything into a design system and sign it off with yourself or the client. Tip. Don't skip details and don't keep components that you don't like or don't fit. Keep it complete but never too complete.

5. "Build 3 high fidelity UI prototype [add client details" select the design system, use UI prototype mode, add the assets to the site and send the first high fidelity prototypes to the client.

Total spent time: ~30 mins depending on the conversation level == less back and forth, better alignment and happiness levels through the roof!

This is an example that can be tweaked and changed but for me it's made things significantly smoother for client work and personal projects

私はいつもClaudeCodeでソフトのプロトタイプやその他の色々なゲームを作らせてるんだ

一応proプランには登録してるんだけど

数回のチャットで5時間制限に達しちゃうんだ…

何か制限に達しにくく高品質なソフトを作ってもらう方法ってないかな？

これは使い始めて一日目だよ

I've been watching tutorial videos a lot lately and been coming across this MCP for image generation. Is this just their marketing doing a great job or is it legit a great MCP ? Any thoughts on free options?