Turn a one-line brief into a designed website
Developer juliobsz published an /awwwards skill that has Claude Code turn a one-line brief into a designed, screenshot-checked site; the author says it keeps fixing until every score reaches 8/10.
Done with Claude Code
What they did
Developer juliobsz published a skill called /awwwards that builds a website from a one-line request like "make me a portfolio, my name is Julio." In Claude Code or similar agents, it writes down its assumptions, scores three design ideas and saves a style guide. It builds the site, then checks it with screenshots, automatic accessibility tests and a second AI acting as critic. The person gives the request and approves before the site goes live on Vercel, Netlify or Cloudflare.
How it went
The author says the agent keeps fixing the site until the critic scores every category at 8/10. No results for specific sites are reported.
Worth knowing
The checking step needs an AI model that can read images, so it can look at its own screenshots. The author says real details, like your name, work, location and two or three real projects, give a better site.
Try it yourself with Claude Code
Build me a website: [one-line brief, e.g. a portfolio for my architecture studio in [city]]. Here are some real details: [your name], [what you do], [two or three real projects]. Write your assumptions down instead of asking a long list of questions. Propose three concepts, pick one and explain why, then write a design system to DESIGN.md. Build the site, run a production build, and take Playwright screenshots on desktop, mobile and reduced motion. Run an axe accessibility check and fix what you find. Don't use lorem ipsum or invented metrics; mark any placeholders and list them at the end. Show me the result and wait for my approval before deploying.
Swap the highlighted [parts] for your own details.
Source: GitHub · juliobsz · Oct 12, 2026
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