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Design work that wins clients, with Claude doing the heavy lifting

Claude Design

Learn to see like a designer, then direct Claude like one. Name an aesthetic instead of hoping, encode your design system so every generation lands on-brand, give Claude eyes so it reviews its own work, and ship pages that survive phones, dark mode, and an accessibility audit. Ends with a client-ready build and how to charge for it.

8 modules·39 lessons·~187 min5 lessons free →
$39
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8 modules39 lessons · 187 min5 lessons free
  1. 01

    See like a designer

    Free5 lessons·18 minWhy AI output looks AI-generated, the four levers that fix it, and the vocabulary to direct taste.
    1. 1.1Why everything looks AI-generated4 min
    2. 1.2
what you walk away with

Not theory. Pages.

Every module leaves something on your screen — built on your own product, not our example one.

Module 2

A page with a point of view

Your product's landing page, redirected from default slop to a named direction — with the prompt that did it.

Module 3

Your design system, in writing

A DESIGN.md Claude follows in every session — tokens, rules, and at least one ban that actually bites.

Module 4

A prototype pipeline

A Claude Design project wired to your system: brief in, three variations out, handoff to code.

Module 5

A self-reviewing setup

A browser loop where Claude screenshots its own work at 1440 and 375 and critiques it against your rules.

Module 6

Assets drawn in code

SVG marks and textures in your exact palette, parameterised so they edit like code, not exports.

Capstone

A client-ready build and the pitch for it

from the private beta

Built with the people who were scared of the terminal.

FirstPrompt is in early access. These are notes from the people testing it, shared by role instead of made-up names, while the first public cohort gets going.

“ I'd avoided the terminal for years. Every tutorial just assumed I already knew the basics. Here I ran my first real command in about a minute, right in the browser. No install, no panic.

Product designer

Day-one beginner

“ Honestly the daily streak is what got me. Half an hour after dinner, and by week three I had a landing page I was actually proud to send people.

Marketing lead

Never opened a shell before

“ The code review on every submission felt like sitting next to someone really patient. It caught stuff a video course would never have bothered to tell me.

Solo founder

A bit of terminal experience

  • Modules ship weekly
  • Built with Claude Code
who's behind this

Built by FirstPrompt

FirstPrompt is a small independent studio teaching people who don't code to get real work out of Claude. Every lesson is written and tested end to end by the same team that builds the product — the courses, the tutor and the sandbox are one workshop, not licensed content.

  • 9 courses · 292 lessons
  • ·English · Português · Türkçe
faq

Before you buy.

What this course needs from you, and what it does not.

Not for the certificate. The four checked build lessons all run on a free claude.ai account, and so do modules 1 to 3 in full. Module 4 needs a paid plan because the Claude Design product is paid-only, and modules 5 and 7 lean on Claude Code — without a plan, those read as guided tours with real screenshots, and nothing they teach is wasted in free chat.

Neither does the course. Nothing here asks you to draw. It teaches seeing before making: why generated pages look generated, the vocabulary to direct a look on purpose, and the checks that catch what your eye misses. Taste as a method, not a talent.

One module of eight is the product. The other seven are the craft — directions, written design systems, screenshot loops, real assets, shipping checks — and that works in any Claude surface: chat, canvas, or terminal. Tools ship weekly; the craft is what transfers.

Especially. If every page you generate looks vaguely the same, the fix is in modules 2, 3 and 5: named directions, a design system Claude actually follows, and a browser loop where it reviews its own work. All three bolt onto any project you already have.

No — every course is included in Pro and Lifetime. Buy it standalone only if you'd rather own one course than run a subscription. And if you own the Brand-in-a-Box pack, its price comes off this course automatically.

Four checked build lessons — your token plan, your design system, a code-drawn asset, and the capstone build — each reviewed against a rubric, all doable on a free claude.ai account. Finish those and the certificate is yours to verify and share.

One line of direction
changes everything.

Lesson one is free and takes four minutes: drag one slider, learn the tells, and generate your own proof. The rest of the course teaches you to write that line on purpose.

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The four levers of a design
4 min
  • 1.3Name the direction4 min
  • 1.4Critique like a designer4 min
  • 1.5Module 1 recap2 min
  • 02

    Direct the aesthetic

    Pro5 lessons·22 minPrompts that produce a point of view: ban the defaults, name a direction, tokens before pixels.
    1. 2.1The prompt that designs4 min
    2. 2.2Ban the defaults4 min
    3. 2.3Tokens before pixels6 min
    4. 2.4One bold move3 min
    5. 2.5Variations, not iterations5 min
  • 03

    Your design system, in writing

    Pro4 lessons·21 minA DESIGN.md Claude actually follows — steal one, write yours, make it a skill.
    1. 3.1Steal a design system8 min
    2. 3.2Write your own5 min
    3. 3.3Make it a skill6 min
    4. 3.4Module 3 recap2 min
  • 04

    Claude Design, the product

    Pro5 lessons·21 minPrompt to prototype on the canvas: design systems in, three variations out, handoff to code.
    1. 4.1Meet Claude Design4 min
    2. 4.2A project and its design system5 min
    3. 4.3Refine three ways5 min
    4. 4.4Export, and hand off to code5 min
    5. 4.5Module 4 recap2 min
  • 05

    Give Claude eyes

    Pro6 lessons·31 minFrom pasting screenshots to a browser loop where Claude reviews its own work — and never grades itself.
    1. 5.1Paste a screenshot7 min
    2. 5.2The compare loop5 min
    3. 5.3Give Claude a browser5 min
    4. 5.4The self-reviewing loop6 min
    5. 5.5Never grade your own work6 min
    6. 5.6Module 5 recap2 min
  • 06

    Real assets

    Pro4 lessons·20 minClaude cannot make images. What to do instead: code that draws, and a pipeline for the rest.
    1. 6.1Why Claude can't make images5 min
    2. 6.2Code that draws7 min
    3. 6.3An image pipeline6 min
    4. 6.4Module 6 recap2 min
  • 07

    Ship it right

    Pro6 lessons·28 minPhones, dark mode, and the accessibility floor — plus Figma in both directions for teams.
    1. 7.1Mobile-first, or broken5 min
    2. 7.2Dark mode from day one5 min
    3. 7.3The quality floor6 min
    4. 7.4Figma in6 min
    5. 7.5Figma out4 min
    6. 7.6Module 7 recap2 min
  • 08

    Capstone: paid work

    Pro4 lessons·26 minA client brief end to end, a portfolio that shows the work, and what to charge.
    1. 8.1The client brief7 min
    2. 8.2Build it end to end8 min
    3. 8.3Show the work5 min
    4. 8.4Price the gig6 min

    • A real brief taken end to end, a portfolio entry that presents it, and a price you can defend.

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