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This weekend I was working on a freelance project and had 200+ brand logos that needed to be collected, cleaned up and exported, the kind of task that's not hard, just endlessly repetitive. So I described exactly what I needed to Claude Code and we built a Python script that scraped brand websites, pulled the best logo it could find, removed white backgrounds, checked brand colors for WCAG contrast and exported everything at the right size with padding. 78% success rate on the first pass, the other 22% I handled manually.
And the best part? It took me like 20 minutes and saved me hours of manual work.
I love my job as a Product Designer and I love helping people through experiences that simplify their lives. And now I can actually focus on that, more time for what really matters.
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