The cleanest page I've ever made with Opus, and surprisingly the trick is very simple.
A developer created an agency-quality web page using Opus, employing a simple trick. They designed a clean mockup in Figma with a simple grid and circles, then prompted Opus to maintain a clean, minimal design. Opus successfully generated the page, including a second page not provided as a mockup, with amazing, clickable animations, demonstrating its capability to produce high-quality, modern designs from basic instructions.
This report details a specific, simple trick for achieving "agency quality" pages with Opus, unlike general advice on using the tool.
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I've been designing web pages in Claude Code for a while now, and honestly, I don't like the styles and fonts that normal prompts generate. I tried a lot of things: taste prompts, design skills, all of it. Then I tried something much simpler.
I made a quick mockup in Figma(nothing special just a clean bg with circles). I've always liked modern, clean design, so I designed this simple grid in Figma, added it as a screenshot, and in the prompt I explicitly said to keep it clean, with no copy, or as minimal as possible.
The second page you see wasn't given as a mockup, but it still did an amazing job with the animations and everything, and those are clickable too.