Branding, motion, and a multi-page website.
Not recorded yet. There is no release date, and nothing on this page is a preview of finished material.
Follow Arian as he develops a stronger visual identity, adds deliberate motion, and expands a one-page website into a connected three-page site.
See the decisions, the instructions to Claude, and the refinements. Then apply the process to your own project.
Guided demonstrations, practical exercises, and a few reusable prompts where they help.
This is a workshop rather than a prompt pack. Most lessons open on the work, not on something to copy.
Bring the website you made in the beginner course, or an existing working site you are comfortable editing with Claude.
Design direction, three motion studies, a three-page build, and the checks needed before publishing.
Basic comfort opening, editing, and previewing your website with Claude.
Additional tool and hosting costs, if any, will be listed before sale. No paid Brand Kit is required.
For booking or inquiries, you need an account with the service you choose. Use an existing service or the demonstrated setup. Provider pricing and limits are separate from the course.
The outline is here. The lessons are not available yet.
Module illustrationRead the finished site honestly, make the visual system deliberate, and add one signature element.
See the finished beginner site and learn to tell what is already working from what is genuinely inconsistent.
Refine typography, spacing, image scale, captions and colour relationships so a few connected decisions carry the whole page.
Make one restrained brand element and learn where to use it, where not to, and when removing it is better.
Module illustrationCompare three motion approaches on your own content, plan one sequence, and dial it in visually.
See quiet, editorial and immersive treatments of the same brand, content and images, and learn how motion changes attention and reading order.
Give the chosen interaction a start, a middle and an end, and decide what moves, what stays still and what stays readable.
Use a small control panel beside the study to set duration, distance, delay and on or off, instead of guessing in words.
Module illustrationPut the chosen sequence into the real site, finish the controls, and make every effect optional.
Add one focused interaction to the real site while preserving content, navigation and the existing layout.
Build one consistent family of button, link and navigation states that works without hover.
Keep the content and the action intact when the animation is removed, on a phone and under reduced motion.
Module illustrationGive each page a job, make them feel like one site, and build the project story.
Decide when content deserves its own page, and stop the same text repeating across all three.
Build the shared header, footer, navigation, type and controls that keep a site consistent once it is no longer one page.
Tell one room concept through image order, pacing, detail crops, captions and a closing action.
Module illustrationJudge whether the changes helped, test the whole experience, then publish and inspect the live site.
Put the beginner result beside the advanced one and learn what to remove when several effects compete.
Check navigation, loading, keyboard use, mobile and the motion alternatives across all three pages.
Publish all three pages and check the public website rather than trusting a deploy message.
Apps and websites I've designed and built.
Start with an empty project and finish with a polished one-page website you can open on your phone and send to other people. No coding experience required.
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Build a personal habit app with a checklist, a focus timer, and your own look. Add it to your phone home screen.
Coming soonView courseMove beyond copied prompts. Learn to scope your idea, direct AI, and build an app with a consistent design.
Build a native iPhone app, test it, add useful Apple capabilities, and prepare your App Store submission.
Build a small operating system that helps AI remember the work, report clearly, hand off cleanly, and run one recurring job without you.
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18+ onlyYes. You connect the main action to an existing booking or inquiry service you control and test it from the visitor side and your own account. No custom backend is required.
No previous coding experience is required for course 1. You will still learn how to describe a change, inspect what happened, test it and recover when it goes wrong.
Yes, for the tested course-1 and course-2 workflows. Course 3 uses a compatible Mac and Xcode.
Not with the workflow taught here. Use a supported computer to build and your phone to test the result.
No. Course 1 creates a home-screen web app. Native iPhone development and submission are covered in course 3.
Course 1 uses one small project so the instructions stay clear. Course 2 teaches you to adapt the process to your own small app. It is not a promise that every possible app fits the same scope.
The listed teaching files and course tools are included. Third-party software, hosting upgrades, hardware and developer memberships are separate. Check the requirements before purchase.
Yes, once they are released. Higher packages include the earlier courses, so you can fill any gaps without buying the same material twice.
The courses are prerecorded. Questions and project feedback happen in the community. No recurring live session or guaranteed personal debugging service is included.
You can adapt the teaching project according to its included license. Your purchase does not include the production source of breathe or unrestricted resale of course materials and third-party assets.
The first teaching app saves ordinary task data locally. It is not cloud sync, and clearing browser data can remove it. You will learn the limits and how later recovery options work.
