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Practical, workflow-based, kept current. Start with the cornerstone path — build your business website, blank screen to live site.
Cornerstone path
Build your business website with Claude
01 What you're building, and why this wayBefore you build anything: a plain-English map of what a Claude-built website actually is, what each part does, and an honest, no-jargon look at what it costs versus a monthly website builder. 02 Set up Claude the right wayCreate your Claude account, choose the right plan without overpaying, and set up your first Project so your entire website build stays in one organized place — no technical setup required. 03 Brief Claude like a pro clientThe single biggest lever on how good your site turns out is the brief. What to tell Claude about your business, which pages to ask for, how to describe the look without design jargon, and how to hand over your logo and photos — with a paste-ready brief template. 04 Build the site with ClaudeThe payoff: paste your brief, watch the first draft of your website appear in a live preview, then shape it by describing changes in plain language. The build-and-iterate workflow, the mobile check, and how to know when it's done enough to move on. 05 Get your files out and organizedYour finished site lives inside Claude — this guide gets it onto your own computer as a real file you own. How to download it, what the file actually is, why you rename it to index.html, and how to organize one tidy folder that makes GitHub and Netlify painless. 06 GitHub for normal peopleThe step most beginners brace for, made painless. What GitHub actually is in plain English, how to create a free account, make your first repository, and upload your website folder through the web — no command line, no Git jargon, just clicking. 07 Publish with NetlifyThe moment your site goes live. Connect your GitHub repo to Netlify, deploy with one click, get a real web address with automatic HTTPS, and set up the loop where changing a file updates your live site on its own — plus an honest read on what 'free hosting' actually covers.