The Claude Design agency.Prototype to shipped code.
Claude Design gives Claude a visual canvas. Handed to a team with no setup, it's a canvas opened once and dropped. As a Claude Design agency, we run the design-system onboarding, build a prompt-to-prototype flow, and wire the handoff into Claude Code, for US and remote product teams.
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GeminiA Claude Design agency wires the loop, not just opens the canvas.
Anyone can open the workspace. Running the onboarding so it knows your design system, building a flow your team can repeat, and wiring the handoff into Claude Code is a different job. Here are the four things we own.
- Design-system onboarding
Claude Design set up on your actual codebase
Open the workspace cold and the output looks nothing like your product. The fix is the onboarding step: Claude Design reads your codebase and your design files, then builds a design system your team reuses on every project, your colors, your typography, your components. We run that onboarding the way it should be run. Point it at the right repo, review the system it generates, close the gaps, and ship a first prototype that already reads as your app instead of a generic template.
See a typical setup - Prompt-to-prototype
A repeatable flow from brief to on-brand mock
One demo that wows the room is worthless if nobody can reproduce it on Tuesday. So we build a prompt-to-prototype workflow your product team actually runs: feed it a text brief, an uploaded screenshot or document, or a web capture pulled from your live site, and get an on-brand prototype back. Then we hand your designers and PMs the prompts, the inline edits and the adjustment knobs that land the result without wrestling the tool for an hour.
See the method - Design-to-dev handoff
Prototype to production code, not a static mockup
Here's where Claude Design earns its keep: when a design is ready it packages a handoff bundle that passes to Claude Code in a single instruction, so exploration turns into production code instead of a Figma file a dev rebuilds line by line. We wire that handoff into your real build loop, connect it to your repo and your Claude Code setup, and make sure the bundle lands where your engineers already work. The prototype your team signed off on is the thing that ships.
See the handoff - Enablement & ops
Designers and PMs trained, with guardrails on the loop
Hand a US product team a research-preview tool with no coaching and it gets opened once, then buried under Figma tabs. We train your designers and PMs on the workflow that holds up (tight briefs, inline comments, the edit knobs, when to trigger the handoff), set guardrails so a prototype never merges unreviewed, and connect Claude Design to the rest of your AI stack. We run automation and AI for a living, so this plugs into how your team already designs and ships, not around it.
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We set Claude Design up like a design system, not a toy.
A Claude Design setup usually dies one way: a slick demo, then a canvas nobody reopens because the output drifted off-brand and rebuilding the mockup by hand felt faster. So we treat it like infrastructure. Onboarded on your codebase, built into a repeatable flow, wired to Claude Code, and handed to a team coached on the workflow that actually ships.
- Audit · map your product, your design files and where the idea-to-code handoff stalls
- Onboard · run the design-system onboarding so output uses your real colors, type and components
- Build · a prompt-to-prototype flow with web capture and templates your team runs solo
- Wire · connect the handoff bundle to Claude Code so prototypes cross into production code
We're honest it's a research preview.
Claude Design launched in April 2026 and is still a research preview, so we don't oversell it. We set it up around what it does well today (fast on-brand prototypes, the design-to-code loop) and we tell you plainly where a senior designer or Figma is still the better call. That honesty is exactly what's missing when a setup ends at opening the canvas and hoping.
- Claude Design shipped as a research preview on April 17 2026, so we say it plainly: it's early, it moves fast, and we set it up around what it does well today.
- We call out where it wins (fast on-brand prototypes, the design-to-code loop) and where a senior designer or Figma is still the right call.
- Model-agnostic, no partner badge to wave. We're measured on whether your design-to-dev loop actually gets faster once we're gone.
- You leave autonomous. The design system, the flow and the handoff live in your own tools, so your team owns the loop without us on retainer.
Claude Design at the core, your design-to-dev loop around it.
We configure the parts that turn a blank canvas into on-brand work that ships, then connect them to how your team already designs and codes. Here's what a real setup covers.
- Setup
Design-system onboarding
We run the onboarding that lets Claude Design read your codebase and design files and stand up your team's design system, so generated work reuses your real colors, typography and components instead of default output.
- Setup
Prompt-to-prototype templates
We lay down a repeatable flow and the prompts behind it, so a brief, a screenshot or a document becomes an on-brand prototype your team runs without an agency in the room.
- Setup
Web capture from your site
We wire the web capture tool to lift elements straight from your live site, so prototypes pull real product UI instead of best-guess approximations and match what you actually ship.
- Setup
Design-to-dev handoff to Claude Code
We connect the handoff bundle to your Claude Code setup and your repo, so a finished design crosses into code in one instruction and the loop closes from exploration to production.
- Setup
Slides & one-pagers workflow
Claude Design builds slides and one-pagers on the same canvas too. We set up the workflow and templates so your team spins up on-brand decks and pages off the same design system.
- Setup
Designer & PM enablement
We coach the people who'll own it: how to brief, comment inline, edit text directly, use the adjustment knobs for spacing, color and layout, and when to push the handoff to engineering.
We map your design-to-dev loop, you leave with a plan.
Before quoting anything, we take 60 minutes to look at your product, your design files and where your team loses time between idea and code. You leave with an honest read on what Claude Design fixes, what to set up first, and where a senior designer or Figma still wins. Zero pitch, just an operator's take on your workflow.
- An honest read on where Claude Design helps your team
- The onboarding and flow to wire first
- Whether the Claude Code handoff fits your build loop
- A frank take on what it won't fix yet
How we run a Claude Design setup.
Five steps, in order. We don't build the flow before the design system is onboarded, we don't wire the handoff without a review step, and your team owns it at the end. Each step has a deliverable and you sign off before we move on.
- Step 1 · Product & design audit
Map where your idea-to-code loop loses time
We sit down with your designers, PMs and engineers, on site in the US or fully remote, and look at the real friction: mockups rebuilt by hand, briefs that bounce three times before a layout lands, prototypes that never become code. We read your codebase, your design files and your stack. Half the value is telling you straight where Claude Design helps and where a senior designer or Figma still wins, so you don't aim a research preview at a problem it won't fix.
- Step 2 · Design-system onboarding
Set it up so output uses your real design system
We run the onboarding the right way: point Claude Design at the correct codebase and design files so it reads your colors, typography and components and stands up your team's design system. Then we review what it built, close the gaps, and run a first prototype to confirm the output reads as your product, not a stock template. A designer on your side signs off on the system before anyone ships real work through it.
- Step 3 · Build the prototype flow
A repeatable prompt-to-prototype workflow
We build the flow your team leans on every day: start from a brief, an uploaded screenshot or document, or a web capture from your live site, and get an on-brand prototype back. We write down the prompts, the inline edits, and the adjustment knobs for spacing, color and layout so one change ripples across the whole design in a single move. The point is more concepts explored per sprint, not a tool that goes cold after the demo.
- Step 4 · Wire the handoff
Close the loop into Claude Code
We connect Claude Design's handoff bundle to your Claude Code setup and your repo, so a finished prototype crosses into code in one instruction instead of getting rebuilt by hand. Exploration to prototype to production code, one loop. We set the guardrails too: a review step before anything merges, so the speed of the loop never runs past your quality bar. Everything lands inside the tools your team already opens.
- Step 5 · Enable & hand over
Train the team, then get out of the way
We coach your designers and PMs on the workflow that holds up: tight briefs, inline comments, edit knobs, when to push the handoff. The practices land in a short playbook so new hires inherit them instead of relearning from scratch. Want to go deeper? Our Claude enablement covers the wider AI stack end to end. Want us on call for what comes next? We scope that separately. Either way, the loop is yours.
We're judged on the loop that ships.
No partner badge to display, so we lead with what matters: feedback from the design teams whose Claude Design setup we ran, and whether their idea-to-code loop kept moving faster after we left. Our Trustpilot reviews come from those teams, not from a marketing deck.
- The design system, flow and handoff live in your tools, owned by your team
- Onboarding checked and signed off before anyone leans on the loop
- Honest framing on where a senior designer or Figma still wins
- Trustpilot reviews come from the teams we set it up for
The questions we get asked on repeat.
What does a Claude Design agency actually do?
A Claude Design agency sets the tool up on your product so it produces on-brand work instead of leaving you with a blank canvas. We run the design-system onboarding so it reads your codebase and design files, build a repeatable prompt-to-prototype flow with web capture and templates, and wire the handoff bundle into Claude Code so a prototype crosses into production code. The point is a design-to-dev loop your team runs on its own, not a tool a couple of people try once and abandon by Friday.What exactly is Claude Design and what is it for?
Claude Design is an Anthropic Labs product that shipped on April 17 2026: a research-preview workspace giving Claude a visual canvas to create designs, prototypes, slides and one-pagers. During onboarding it reads your codebase and design files and builds a design system for your team, so every project reuses your colors, typography and components. You can start from a text prompt, upload images or documents (DOCX, PPTX, XLSX), or point it at your codebase. It runs on Claude Opus 4.7 and is available to Claude Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise.Is Claude Design worth it, honestly?
Depends on the job. For fast on-brand prototypes and closing the design-to-code loop with Claude Code, it earns its place quickly, that's where the reviews from teams we set it up for land. For polished brand campaigns or a complex, mature design system, a senior designer or Figma still wins. Because it shipped in April 2026 as a research preview, it's early and it moves. We tell you which of your work fits it today and which doesn't, rather than selling it as a full replacement for your design team.How much does a Claude Design setup cost?
It scales with scope: a design-system onboarding plus a basic prototype flow is a different job from wiring the full design-to-dev handoff into Claude Code and your repo with templates and enablement on top. We don't hand you a flat package sight unseen. We open with a free 60-minute audit to find where Claude Design actually helps, then quote a fixed scope. The Claude subscription you pay Anthropic directly; we set up the workspace and the loop around it.How does the onboarding build our design system?
During onboarding, Claude Design reads your codebase and your design files and builds a design system for your team out of them: your colors, your typography, your components. After that, every project you start reuses that system automatically, so generated work reads as your product instead of default output. Our job is to run that onboarding well: point it at the right repo and files, review the system it builds, and close the gaps before your team leans on it.Can prototypes turn into real code?
Yes, and that's the whole edge. When a design is ready, Claude Design packages a handoff bundle that passes to Claude Code in one instruction, so the loop closes from exploration to prototype to production code instead of leaving you a mockup someone rebuilds by hand. We wire that handoff into your build loop and connect it to your repo and your Claude Code setup, with a review step before anything merges, so the prototype your team approved is what ships.What can you start a design from?
Several inputs. A text prompt describing what you want, an uploaded image or document (DOCX, PPTX, XLSX), or a pointer at your codebase. There's also a web capture tool that lifts elements from your live site, so prototypes pull real product UI and match what you actually ship. Once a draft exists, you comment inline, edit text directly, or use the adjustment knobs for spacing, color and layout and have Claude apply the change across the full design in one pass.Do you work with US teams, or remote?
Both. We run Claude Design setups for product teams across the US on site when it helps, and fully remote when it doesn't. The audit, the onboarding, the prototype flow and the Claude Code handoff all work over a shared repo and a few working sessions, so timezone and location rarely change the plan. What changes the plan is your stack and how your team already designs and ships. We fit into that, remote or in the room.Do you train our team or just set it up?
Both, and the training is where adoption is won or lost. A research-preview tool nobody knows how to drive gets opened once and dropped. We coach your designers and PMs on the workflow that holds up (tight briefs, inline comments, the adjustment knobs, when to hand off to engineering) and drop the practices into a short playbook so new hires inherit them. Want to go deeper on the wider AI stack? Our Claude enablement covers it end to end so your team keeps moving without us.
Stop opening a blank canvas. Wire the loop.
A 60-minute audit, your design-to-dev loop mapped, a setup plan with the Claude Code handoff baked in. If your team can run it in-house after setup, we'll hand you the playbook. If we're the right fit, we handle it.