Design at Speed

Bring your laptop and your taste. Leave with something you can publish. Most people use Claude to write and plan. Far fewer use it to design, but that's exactly what Claude Design is for. It gives Claude a canvas and real design tools, so you describe what you want in plain language, watch it take shape, and refine it through conversation until it's right. If you already have craft, this multiplies it. If you don't, it gives you a way in. This two-hour hands-on workshop takes you through the whole thing. You'll set up a design system around your own colours, fonts and style, then use it to make something finished: a deck, flyer, social set or mockup you can actually publish by the end of the evening. No stock templates. No sitting through a demo of something you'll never use. You'll work on your own thing, with hands-on support in the room. How the evening runs It's built around two stages. 1. Your design system First, you'll teach Claude your visual world: your colours, fonts, style and the references you love. You'll set up a reusable design system so everything Claude makes for you looks like yours, not a generic template. This is the part most people skip, and it's the part that makes everything after it click. 2. Make it and refine it Then you'll build your actual piece on the canvas. You'll generate a first version and shape it through chat, adjusting layout, hierarchy, colour, spacing and copy until it holds together. You'll learn the iteration moves that get you from "close" to "done," and finish with something you can export and publish straight away. What you'll leave with Who this is for For founders, creators, freelancers, marketers and designers - anyone who needs to produce visual work faster than they currently can. It's especially useful if you: What to bring Full prep and setup instructions will be sent after you register. Seats are limited We keep the group small so everyone gets hands-on support to build, refine and troubleshoot their own work in the room. Places are first-come, first-served.