Recorded myself building a full site today and figured I'd share the flow in case it helps anyone here.
The basic idea is using Claude to do the thinking and Claude Code to do the building, then dropping it into Go High Level.
How it goes:
Start with a Claude project. Drop in 2-3 competitor sites and run them through Perplexity to get a breakdown of what's working and what's not. That becomes your knowledge base.
Add your business info, then ask Claude to map out the page layout and content based on the competitor analysis. Keep web search on and turn connectors off so it doesn't waste context.
Hand the plan to Claude Code, which builds the HTML and CSS clean enough to drop straight into Go High Level as a custom code block.
Few things to watch for once it's in GHL:
- Strip the document-level HTML wrappers from the top of the code or your forms will break on slower connections
- Set the margins on your section, row, and column to zero or you'll get awkward spacing
- Check mobile view separately. Desktop and mobile margins are independent in GHL, and this is where most sites look broken on a phone
- The SEO title, description, keywords, and schema markup all get pasted into the SEO tab, not left in the HTML
Hope this saves someone a few hours.