Sketch your first screen
On paper, draw the very first screen your user will see. Label every button and write what each one does. Keep it simple — one screen is plenty to start.
About 15 minutesNow we turn the idea into a real app. You'll learn the two halves of every product — the front end people see, and the back end working quietly behind the scenes — using beginner-friendly vibe coding with Claude.
Two short exercises to do before you move on to Step 4.
On paper, draw the very first screen your user will see. Label every button and write what each one does. Keep it simple — one screen is plenty to start.
About 15 minutesTurn your sketch into a plain-English prompt and build one small piece with Claude. Then change one thing and watch it update — that's vibe coding in action.
About 25 minutesDownload the AI for Business workbook to follow along and complete every exercise.
You've built something real. Next, you'll put it live on the internet with GitHub and Vercel — walked through click by click, no scary command line.