Free guide · One page, built with AI
The AI website
stack behind
deneps.com
Five tools, in the order I actually used them. Enough to take a one-page site from nothing to live in a weekend — without it looking like everyone else's.
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This site. Built with the five tools below, then shipped.
The five tools, and what each one is really for
Claude Design
Where the design system gets decided — colours, type, and how things move — before a single line of code. You can build one from scratch or start from an existing brand. Skipping this step is exactly why most AI sites look like AI sites.
UI UX Pro Max
Refines that direction and argues you out of the generic choices — the same three fonts, the same gradient, the same centred hero. It is the difference between a site that works and one that looks art-directed.
Claude Code + Next.js
Where the site actually gets built. I built this one with Claude Code; these days I often reach for Codex in the building phase. Either way it needs a tight brief to stay on the design system.
Impeccable
The polish pass — typography, spacing, interactions. It caught a muted colour in my hero that quietly failed accessibility contrast, and a hover state that had no motion at all.
Playwright CLI
Claude opens the real site in a real browser, desktop and mobile, screenshots every section, and fixes what is actually broken — not what it assumed was broken.
I ship on Vercel with a custom domain, so it is a real site people can visit — not a project on my laptop. Vercel is just what I use; Netlify and Cloudflare Pages do the same job.
- Direction
- Build
- Polish
- Test
- Ship
Get the exact workflow and links
One page. The five tools, starter prompts, one real example each from building this site, and a pre-launch checklist.
Three pilot spots
Want to launch your own one-page site?
Bring a clear goal, final copy, images, and a one-page brief. In a two-hour working session, we build and publish it together using the same stack behind deneps.com.
Before we meet, you send the copy, assets, visual references, and domain access if you want to publish on it.
One page only. No ecommerce, custom backend, multi-page build, open-ended revisions, or done-for-you agency work.
If the pre-work is ready, your site goes live in the session.
Before you sign up
Who is this for?
Founders, freelancers and makers who need one good page — a launch page, a personal site, a portfolio — and want to build it themselves with AI instead of waiting on an agency.
Do I need to know how to code?
For the guide, no — it is the workflow, the tools and the decisions, not a code tutorial. You will get further if you are comfortable in a terminal, and the guide says plainly where that starts to matter.
What is actually in the guide?
The five tools with the real role each plays, one concrete example per tool from building this site, direct links, and a short pre-launch checklist. One page. No fluff, no upsell chapter.
What happens after I say I'm interested?
You get an email back from me with a booking link and a couple of questions about your project. There are three pilot spots, so I read every one before replying. No automated funnel.
Will you email me constantly?
No. The guide, and occasional notes when I ship something worth sharing. Unsubscribe link in every email.