A three-step Codex + Claude Code workflow for building websites with no obvious 'AI slop'
randomname11111_ · reddit · 2026-11-05
A developer shares the workflow behind a pre-built PC marketing site (Blender model included) made entirely with Claude Code, aimed at avoiding AI slop: 1) Codex researches 3 Awwwards sites plus 3 industry leaders, extracting screenshots and notes into a brief; 2) a fresh Claude Code chat uses /frontend-design to propose 3 concepts, with decisions saved to DESIGN.md before building; 3) Claude takes desktop/tablet/mobile screenshots via Playwright CLI, critiques them with Impeccable, fixes the biggest issues, and re-tests interactions like menus and quote forms.
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