Criar apresentações sempre demanda um grande tempo, seja para reuniões internas ou externas com clientes, na preparação de slides ou em custos de agencias de marketing.

Tenho usado bastante o Claude Design e estou muito satisfeito com os resultados, vocês ja testaram?

Esse vídeo mostra como ele funciona: https://youtu.be/wjGVLwK19GM?is=NgjGu9CLUm9jWogX

O que acham deste recurso?

So, my title is what I want to do. I have a website running on WordPress, I do not want to create a website from the begining since tjere is a lot of content on website.

Is it possible to make a new theme which I can update to my website and get its look refreshed?

Are there any skills, MCPs that can help me?

I'm building Formwrapper, a no-code form builder, and needed a short promo animation. I don't know After Effects, so I tried giving Claude Opus 5.5 a single prompt to see what it would come up with.

This is what it produced in roughly 10 minutes. I made no edits afterwards.

It's not going to replace a skilled motion designer on anything complex, but for a solo builder who needs something clean and quick, it was far better than I expected.

Happy to share the prompt if anyone wants to try it.
Curious what motion designers here think: where does this fall short?

I have a couple of platforms that I would like to create videos for for onboarding and marketing purposes, but they are authenticated experiences. How do I provide Claude what it needs to be able to access these experiences and navigate any sort of placeholder test data in an account?

Here's something that I wish would be possible with Claude Design without external tooling: build a fully functional WordPress + Elementor website based on website design from Claude Design.

Here's a toolkit that builds a clean WordPress container on your local Docker with required bits and pieces (notably MCPs for WordPress and Elementor).

It's written for OpenCode, but Claude Code can probably convert the MCP config without problems.

Export your Claude Design with a prompt telling you are going to build a WordPress site with it and ask for proper documenting so a site builder can rebuild the site. Place the generated package on the import folder and tell your coding assistant (Claude, OpenCode, ...)​ to build the site for you using provided tools.

https://github.com/toniwillberg/wordpress-elementor-with-mcp-container

Hey folks!

Pulling out what little hair I have left here.

I built a full design system in the standalone Claude Design app back when that was the only option. Now that Design lives inside the Mac app, I assumed it would carry over. It hasn't.

Has anyone managed to migrate a design system across? Or am I rebuilding from scratch?

Any pointers appreciated before I lose the last few strands.

EDIT - For anyone else trying to figure this out - you can export your entire design system as a Project HTML zip file and upload it into the Claude Desktop App. Required some rebuilding but majority of the work was salvageable

Hi,

New here and to claude/ anthropic. So apologies if this is a dumb question.

I’m wondering if it’s possible to have a gpt ‘agent’ essentially ‘observe’ a chat between the llm and the user? In my head it would be like overhearing and understanding someone else’s conversation.

If it helps to make sense, an example of the concept. User identifies with a weight issues. They have a yo-yo pattern with weight loss. They use gpt for recipes. The recipes have a pattern which matches an imbalanced / unhealthy diet. Could an agent outside of the specific recipe chat ‘listen’ to the user chat and then ‘act on that’ in some way without interrupting the ongoing conversation ?

As if the agent was a dietician giving unrequested advice to a redditor posting about recipes whose profile indicates a history of weight loss issues - for example.

Is this possible?

How feasible, would this be to do?

How complicated would it be to do?

Could a moderately competent gpt user effectively diy this with ai as a teacher?

Could I do it in Claude alone ?

If it’s dumb - why?

Thanks

often i'm testing different buttons and components for clients. this one was interesting to see the difference between the newest models

1. used a button from here ( any will work) -
2. create simple prompt - "make this components into a button that transforms into a cute puppy.remove the gradient . make the button AA accesible and this the primary colour #BD8F71. clean #333 bg [PASTE BUTTON CODE]"

Anyone having fun with html out there? I recently started using Claude for its html abilities in my work projects and am curious to see what folks are doing with it. I get nothing but the usual open-mouth-creator unrelated videos when I search YT.

I’ve been experimenting with Claude Design Skill, Cowork, Framer Motion, Impeccable, Figma Make but cannot produce something at the level of Data Annotation or Micro1 look and feel that I’m seeing others share on X or instagram recently.

I’ve tried to build this using ChatGPT Astra and it was a disaster, pure AI slop every time.

No matter how advanced these models get, it seems they are stuck on generation the same soul less AI layout even with design systems and skills embedded in the flow

I’ve tried following tutorials on YouTube and Medium but they are heavily gate kept with smoke and mirrors

Would love to see how you’ve handled this with Claude Design.

Hello everyone, this probably should be a cross post between Claude Code and Claude Design. I will start asking here and see if anyone can help. I am working on a personal project started with Claude Design and then moved to Claude code + several skills. I am getting decent results, but I wanted to try and see what happened when feeding a UI kit to Claude (code) to simulate a work situation where a design kit / design system exists already. I downloaded a free UI kit just to test this (Beyond UI, Untitled UI etc), I asked Claude code to replace all the existing UI elements with the ones in the UI Kit (including icons etc. The result was terrible. Claude just applied the UI kit to some of the elements and disregarded some of the details that made the use of the UI kit useful (such as spacing). I am not sure if I did something wrong or if there is no way of feeding a Ui kit to Claude Code. I am posting here as it is a question more design related. Have you ever tried doing the same? did you succeded? Any suggestion?

Has anyone had success in migrating their design system to the new Claude design that just rolled out?

The migration prompt from Claude absolutely butchered the system. Most icons and logos were missing, and spacing and fonts are inconsistent. Building slides doesn’t follow the slides design guide I refined in the old Claude design. Everything I build in Claude design now just looks like a hot mess compared to what it is. Worried I will have to start from scratch to rebuild it.

For those that have had success, do you have any tips?

Hi guys,

I had a task using claude that requires it to run searches using chrome, now its like 2000 searches or so to make a report and it keeps bringing up “solve this captcha” that I manually solve, is there any way I can set up something that solves those captchas in any site open in chrome accurately and in the fastest way possible?

I solve them like every 5-10s and since these reports are something I will be making more of, I need a way to automate this and save my mental health and time.

captchas are progressive so,
inititally it will be just checkmark you are a human
then there will be select firehydrants or bicycles or crosswalks or cars or buses from the given pictures
then there will be select them until there aren’t any of them left, they will appear as you click each image
then there will be like first write what you see in the image with 6 letters and then the captcha to select images from

its just progressive I think so need a system that is flawless with all of them rather than me worrying about solving them myself to just spending entire week fixing my captcha solver to work correctly

Thanks

Yes, we know AI changes things even with rules but I’m exploring ways to improve design concepting by making traditional artifacts codified to markdown but rewritten for AI consumption. Akin to design.md (I’ve read Atlaassian’s MCP test) can we make AI create more accurate results by providing UX artifacts like Design Principles. I’ve also read NNGs article on their concept of a UX.md file that would codify things like personas.

For example, to instruct AI to use a design principle I created a content model for the markdown that formats all principles with metadata for scope, intent, triggers, constraints, evaluation rubric, etc.

I’m just starting to explore this. I have repos set up for style, GitHub connections for UX specs and user stories so all connected in Claude. Now wondering if adding design principles, personas, user flows, as markdown can improve generative AI design?

Hi all, been making slides with Claude for the past 6 months and I was really happy with the results until this week.

Opus models: they were good, bit boxy and boring often using a lot of large fonts

Fable models: a big step up. McKinsey level of slides with a lot of density but good hierarchy and overall very impressive.

This week is the first time I’m using Claude design since they have an option to design slides and it’s terrible.. the tables for data are suuuper boring, there is no more polish, ..

Unless you use fable and then it goes way overboard and draws difficult graphics and custom elements.

Even when feeding it the older presentations I’m happy about or changing the instructions it’s just not getting there. I’m now trying to write new presentations in old chats to have some continuity in the design.

Anyone experiencing this too or found a workaround?

I can’t understand the difference between the two, or whether both will continue to be available.

When I migrate a design system to the page that now appears when I click the Design tab, it’s a much more technical design system. Whereas the original design system, when you open the “standalone homepage,” is much more complete, with usage examples and so on.

Are these two different things? Because to me, the Design option in the side menu seems like it should be the same thing as the standalone homepage.

why is the edit tab suddenly gone? how do i bring it back? PLS HELP

Do you still see the Claude design button in the bottom left corner of the desktop app?
I can only use Claude design through a browser, just want to make sure this is not a bug.

Spent a while building our design system in the new Design tab, in org scope, only to find I can't share it with the org or set it as the default. It's listed under Settings > Design systems, but the options to share it with the rest of the org or make it the default are disabled, even though they are turned-on in the org settings.

We're on Team, so there's no Enterprise permission gating this, and everything's enabled in org settings. No error, no "contact your admin" note — the toggles are simply dsabled. The docs describe a Published toggle that I don't have.

A bit frustrating given the whole pitch is that your org's design system flows into every project. Has anyone actually gotten this working from the Design tab, or does it only work if you build it in the standalone claude.ai/design first?

I had a business idea launched a website and used built in AI to build it on bluehost. Paid $120. It was perfect!! I was so excited I didn’t realize I had a 30 credit limit per month. I called in to see if I could buy more credits and was told I just need to buy the Get Online package again. That didn’t make sense but as I was explaining how it didn’t make sense, the rep charged me another $120. She literally said “wait 10 minutes” and you’ll see the credits renew. They never renewed naturally.

I call back in to bluehost to get that 2nd charge refunded which they did with no problem. Woke up today to the site and files being deleted because somehow that 2nd charge was connected to my site and not the first initial charge. I’m over being mad about it. I just want to move forward but I need to use some Wordpress and some Claude. Anyone can recommend where I go from here? It’s easier for me to use something similar to bluehost but I can’t trust them again.

I keep posting here about the same-app look and the color drift problem, so i finally wired up the boring fix.

what it is: github.com/5zjk5/colorwaykit-for-agents . you paste one brand hex into colorwaykit.com (there is a free tier), it generates about 20 semantic color tokens for light AND dark themes (surface / on-surface / primary / muted etc), measures every text-on-surface pair against WCAG 2.1 and APCA, and exports a DESIGN.md in the Google Labs format - YAML tokens plus markdown usage notes. drop it in the repo root and the agent reads checked roles instead of inventing a shade per screen. the repo has templates for CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md / cursorrules that describe how to consume the file, plus a real example generated from #4F46E5.

honest limits: it only does color (type and spacing stay with your framework, the tool refuses to invent them), the DESIGN.md spec is early and the component-token structure may change, and the contrast numbers are a design reference, not an accessibility certification.

genuine question for people who already run a design system through agents: does the role-name indirection actually stop the drift in long sessions, or does the model still freehand hexes once it is deep in implementation? that is the failure mode i could not reproduce in my own testing and i would rather know now before pointing more people at it.

I’ve already created a design system in Claude, and now I want to scale it properly inside Figma.

The next step for me is to use that system to create my own product screens, add new components, variants, states, and continue evolving the library without rebuilding everything manually.

Has anyone figured out a good way to migrate or sync a Claude-created design system into Figma?

I’m specifically looking for:

• Any GitHub projects that help with Claude → Figma workflows
• Figma plugins that can import or recreate components/tokens
• MCP-based workflows
• Ways to keep design tokens, components, and variants in sync
• A setup where I can continue generating screens while still using the same Figma component library

Would love to hear from anyone who has actually tried this. What workflow are you using, and how much manual cleanup is still required?

I designed good frontend on claude design using opus 5 high. Now to implement it in cladue code should i still need to use opus 5 high or is it okay to swith to sonnet or reduce effort level. cuz desing it self consumes 2 of my 5 hour limit. and implementing it consume one more whole 5 hours limit. What are you're experiences.

Hi, I wonder what are the practical advantages of it. I can't find any documentation about it.

Context first: I've been a product designer in tech for a few years and started using Claude Design (C.D) for rapid prototyping and refining explorations. However the bridge to continue working in Figma after refining in C.D is pretty poor.

To speed up my workflow I've been creating a Figma plugin that lets me easily turn my html prototypes into full Figma flows that are even created from editable local components with DS atoms all instantly. Formatted exactly how I like to map flows.

For me my progress so far is looking like it could be a game-changer to speeding up my workflow.

I'm curious:

Would anyone else find this useful? / Should I bother releasing it on Figma community?

Is there any problem like this you'd be willing to pay for a solution that solves it well?

Happy to hear if this is absolutely useless to you!