Claude with kit 1.0.0
Screenshots show the first screen. Try it live runs the real build right here: scroll it, click it, poke it.
The prompt
“Make a website for Sonoran Nights, a desert music festival.”
With the kit, it asked a few questions first. The answers: "Starting fresh, no brand. Go big. It's two nights. Lineup, tickets, getting there. Dates, venue, artists and prices aren't announced yet." Without the kit it asked nothing and went on the prompt alone.
same prompt, no kit
- Invented dates, ticket prices and set times
- Scrolls sideways on a phone (1161px wide on a 390px screen)
- Garbled characters in the date line (a text-encoding bug)
With the kit: nothing invented. Anything the prompt didn't give is marked as a gap to fill in.
the kit build’s own handover note
What it is: a one-page festival site in a cinematic style, with motion throughout since you said to go big.
- Opening: a pinned sunset scene. As you scroll, the sun sinks behind the ridge and the saguaros, the stars come out, and a crescent moon rises. The “Sonoran Nights” title thickens from thin to heavy as night falls and ends on “Sun down. Sound up.” The name stays readable the whole time.
- Lineup: Night One and Night Two tabs. Switching recolours the whole section, from a sunset orange-brown to a deep blue, and the sun at the bottom edge becomes the moon. Artist names are laid out like a festival poster, with the headliner biggest.
- Tickets: a light section with two tickets drawn as stubs with a tear line.
- Getting there: four numbered travel rows, a marked map slot, and three general desert tips (bring a layer, water and closed shoes).
- Footer: a night desert scene with a “See you after sunset” call to buy tickets. Clicking or tapping the night sky in the opening or the footer sends a shooting star across it.
- Type
- Event page
- Tone
- Loud poster, full journey
- Field
- Events
- Built in
- Claude
- Kit version
- 1.0.0
- Compared with
- Plain Claude, no skills, same prompt
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