I spent 5 years designing websites. Now I'm experimenting with turning them into code using Claude.

I've been designing and selling Webflow and Framer templates for around 5 years. Lately, I've been experimenting with something different. Instead of asking AI to come up with an entire design from scratch, I'm using my existing designs as the starting point. The workflow I'm testing: 1. Start with a website design I've already made. 2. Give Claude the visual reference and explain the layout, typography, and interactions. 3. Use Claude to implement the design, working section by section. 4. Review the output, fix responsive layouts, and refine the details. I've found that having a clear visual direction makes the process much easier than trying to describe everything through prompts alone. I also organized my existing designs into a reference library called Oversight Supply. It includes Webflow and Framer templates, plus interactive sections. The full library is paid, but the interactive sections are free to try. I'm curious: for those using Claude Code for frontend work, do…