Claude
Integrating Claude into Website Projects
Claude is often the model we reach for when the job is a long document, a careful edit, or a second pass on code.
Editing is the strength
Claude is strong at holding a long brief and revising toward a specific voice. That matters when a tourism operator has years of trip notes and needs pages that still sound like them.
We use it to propose cuts, headings, and missing questions. The final line is still a human edit.
Code review, not unsupervised merges
A model can spot an inaccessible button or a missing redirect. It can also invent a dependency or weaken a form check.
Claude’s review comments are inputs to the diff. They are not a reason to skip the build, the type check, or the route validator.
Restraint is part of the integration
The best Claude-assisted page is often the one where the model helped delete filler. Future sites are clearer, not longer.
We would rather ship a short, accurate service page than a model-expanded essay that says the same thing four times.
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