Peter Yang shows a six-step Claude Design and Claude Code workflow for shipping apps
petergyang · x · 2026-07-29
A tutorial on a six-step AI-native workflow for designing and shipping products with Claude Design and Claude Code.
- Start by defining the user problem and writing a design.md.
- Prototype key screens in Claude Design, then draft an interactive HTML spec.
- Use the spec to design core flows, defaults, and edge cases before building.
- The author walks through Tastemaker, an app for sharing favorite movies, TV shows, and games, end to end.
- The main takeaway: with AI, planning still needs to take at least half the time if you want a product, not slop.
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