MethodosBuilding with AI
A small website on your own domain, that search engines and AI can read.
You write what the site is for, its pages and their words first. Claude Code builds it on your computer, Cloudflare puts it on your domain, and you tell search engines it is there.
What you are paying for
The steps are free. Getting it running is what you buy.
You could ask an AI for these steps today, and it would give you a version of them. Here is the difference.
- A list of stepsWritten for anyone, so not quite for you.
- You find out it is broken laterUsually on the day it matters.
- You guess at the safe wayWhere the key goes, and what the AI may do alone.
- No way to know it is doneIt seems to work, until it does not.
- It ends runningEvery step is checked before you move on. You never finish half-built.
- Written from a real setupEach build comes from one setup that runs every day.
- Safety built inYour keys stay out of chats. Your AI asks before anything it cannot undo.
- Proof at the endThe last check shows it working, with the date it passed.
How it goes
7 steps, about 170 minutes, once
The guide runs in your own AI. Each step has a check, and a ready answer if you get stuck twice.
- Say what the site is for15 min
Check: Someone who does not know your work reads your pitch and says back who the site is for and what to do on it.
- Map the pages15 min
Check: Every page answers one visitor question, and every page links to the one thing a visitor should do.
- Write the words for each page40 min
Check: Every page in the page map has its words, and you can read each page out loud without stumbling.
- Make the brand sheet10 min
Check: The sheet has a logo, 4 colours each with a reason, and 2 fonts.
- Build the site with Claude Code40 min
Check: Every page in the page map opens on your computer, with its words, your colours and your fonts.
- Put it on your own domain with Cloudflare30 min
Check: Your domain opens your site on your phone, with the padlock showing.
- Get found by search and by AI20 min
Check: Every page has its own title and description, and Search Console lists your sitemap.