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Recently, I took a Webflow project away from my developer and gave it to Claude.
The build itself was good. Figma to Webflow, clean work.
Then QA started.
The client sent feedback. I passed it to the developer. He came back with questions. I took them to the client. Back and forth, back and forth, for days.
Then the answers changed. "This kind of CMS won't work." "This can't be done." "That can't be done either."
Every "can't" was another delay, and I was the one telling the client.
So I asked him to hand the project over.
I connected Claude to the Webflow site and gave it the client's feedback directly, as it came in.
In about a day, the full QA was done. The CMS parts too.
Then it went past the client's list. It checked the build against the Figma file and found spacing off by 1px here, 7px there. Things none of us had caught.
If your website has been stuck in QA for weeks, how many rounds has it been?
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