Free skill for Claude Code
Websites that don’t look like AI made them.
Web Designer gives Claude a studio’s process, then checks every page on every screen and every computer.
Free. It arrives by email, or sign in to download it now.
It designs in motion.
Not just pages. Pieces that move, for any product: heroes, cards, menus, modals.
Relay, an object drawn in dots, turning under your pointer
Harbor, feature cards whose line drawings draw themselves
Pebble, a glass speaker, lit and turning in 3D
Tally, an agent rendered live in characters
Four briefs. One website.
An invoicing app, an AI note-taker, an architecture studio, a coffee roaster. This is what Claude builds for each, on its own.

1Invoicing app

2AI meeting notes

3Architects

4Coffee roaster
Same four briefs, with Web Designer.

Ledgerline, as a station departure board

Murmur, as a murmuration of starlings

Halden & Moss, as a model on the table

Forager, as a greengrocer's crate label
Web apps too.
Not another row of KPI cards. The screen is the work.


Checked on every computer.
Most sites are only checked on one MacBook. Ledgerline’s first pass had nine problems elsewhere: Safari overlapped the price, a small phone scrolled sideways, German text collided. All fixed before anyone saw it.

Windows at 125%

Windows High Contrast

Linux

iPhone

Android

320 wide

German-length text
What you get
Three directions, then one.
Your first screen, designed three different ways before it commits.
Real code, in your project.
React, Next.js, Tailwind, shadcn, Vue, Svelte or plain HTML.
Pieces that move.
Dot matrices, 3D objects, ASCII, line art that draws itself. Heroes, cards, menus, modals.
Checked before you see it.
Scanned for AI slop, tested on every computer, scored by a critic.
Make a site worth screenshotting.
Free. It arrives by email, or sign in to download it now.
For Claude Code on Mac, Windows and Linux.


