I built a fullstack MVP in 2days using Claude 3.5 Sonnet
What did i build? a reminder app to replace your water filter in time
How? vanilla js,css,html for front end + @Firebase for backend + @brevo_official for email
Next week todo: deploy and validate!
#buildinpublic
Q for Claude3.5 sonnet users on Pro plan
I'm building a reminder app using Claude. It's guiding me every step of the way. I asked its first q, and already got the limit notice.
Chat is v long. Is this why I hit my limit after asking 1q?
#buildinpublic #firebase
my very first attempt at creating a #wireframe for a paid customer.
- peep the fancy style guide 😅
- applying best practices i've learned from Timothy Rick (timothyricks.com/)
- first client in the bag, many more to come! 🤑
#webflow #webdesign #figma #paid
created this template for my #webagency
kyt123.webflow.io/
- fully responsive
- uses utility classes to quickly change font size, colors, padding, margins on each viewport
need to learn:
- seo and meta tags
#buildinpublic #learninpublic
spent the rest of the day refactoring site. site is ready to be deployed
dannydenny.webflow.io/
- used my template
- fully responsive
- focused on increasing client's bottom line 💰
- no seo yet
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Iteration 1 of 30
tricks7-16-2024.webflow.io/
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#webflow
iteration 9 of 30 (from TRicks' Eureka Tutorial)
1111-c7d88e.webflow.io/
took me 4hrs to build the first time. now it's taking me roughly 40min to create this fully responsive site.
i'm comfortable with using utility classes and applying "inherit" as a property.
21more to go
10/30 (from TRicks' Eureka Tutorial)
111-361c1b.design.webflow.co…
So far I've learned:
🧠 best practices for layouts
❝ naming conventions
⛽️ using utility classes for responsiveness control
My goal was to get to iteration 30 but I think it's time to move on
#webflow #webdesign
I'm finishing up a reno project.
I've installed these outlets from Prado and they turned out great! 120V into Cambria Brittanica backsplash!
This outlet fits in a standard 1-3/8” hole.
Looks great on stone, but doesn't look great in drywall.
What do you think?
















