Rebuild Your Landing Page to Match Your Brand Using Claude's Design Preview

Claude Design Website Revamp

By the end of this guide, you'll have a UX/UI audit of your current landing page and a fully redesigned, on-brand version built in Claude's interactive preview, with the code ready to export.

Who This Is For

• Your landing page looks dated or inconsistent, and you can't afford a designer right now.

• Your colors, fonts, and logo don't line up across your site, making it feel unprofessional.

• You want a clear list of what's wrong with your page, not just a vague sense that it's off.

• You want to see the redesigned version before committing, not pay for a mockup.

• You can describe your brand but can't build the page yourself.

What You'll Build

• A UX/UI audit of your current landing page including layout, typography, spacing, and brand consistency.

• A prioritized fix list showing exactly what to change.

• A fully redesigned, on-brand landing page built in Claude's interactive preview.

• Clean exportable code in HTML/CSS or React to update your live site.

What You'll Need

• Claude with artifact and design preview access.

• Your brand assets including a clean logo file (PNG or SVG), color palette, and font preferences.

• Your current landing page URL.

• A one-line statement of your core brand message.

Landing Page Rebuild Prompt

My landing page looks dated and inconsistent — the colors, fonts, and logo don't line up across the site — and I can't bring in a designer right now. Help me fix it in Claude Design, step by step:

1. Review my current landing page (I'll paste the URL or upload a screenshot) and give me a straight UX/UI audit: what's inconsistent, what looks dated, and what's actively hurting conversions — not just a style critique.

2. Based on my actual brand assets (logo, any existing brand colors), design a rebuilt version of the page in Claude's interactive preview — same core content and sections, but with consistent colors, typography, and spacing throughout.

3. Keep the layout familiar enough that returning visitors don't get confused, while fixing the specific inconsistencies you flagged in the audit.

4. Let me review the interactive preview and request changes before anything is finalized.

5. Once I approve it, export the code so I can hand it off to be published, and tell me exactly what to do with the exported files.

My landing page: [paste the URL, or upload a screenshot, plus anything specific that bugs you about how it currently looks].