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This week I used Claude for the #DailyUI challenge and designed a real estate landing page.
The process took more iterations than with Figma Make (I get to the result faster with Make); with Claude I had to iterate more and fine‑tune the prompts, even though I gave it the same documentation and references.
To deploy it on Vercel, I had to dive into HTML and JS, make a few commits, and even rollback a couple of times on GitHub — but in the end, it worked.
It delivered, it looks nice, and it's live on Vercel:
https://inmobiliaria-claude.vercel.app/
(except for one floating component — the rest is solid)
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