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Together with Claude, and my specific Design instructions and examples I gave it, I designed and build a brand new website for Disciple school in Valencia, Spain.
Me and my wife went there for exploration and holiday and were invited for coffee. So when I checked out their website I immediately told them I wanted to help them out with a more professional brand and look.
So here's what I made!
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