How I Built My Copyright Symbol Website with Claude Code

Emily Grace — Thu, 18 Sep 2025 11:56:27 +0000

I wanted to share a little behind-the-scenes story about making my new site, copyrightsymbol.app
. If you’ve been curious about using Claude Code to spin up a site, here’s what the process looked like for me—nothing too technical, just my real-life experience.

I started with a simple idea: a clean, no-nonsense tool where people can copy and paste the © symbol (and related characters) without digging through special keyboards or menus.

Instead of setting up a big coding environment, I opened Claude Code right in my browser. It feels like chatting with a super-smart coding buddy. I described what I wanted—“a minimalist page where users can click to copy different copyright symbols.” Claude suggested an HTML/CSS/JavaScript starter and even explained where to paste the code.

Here’s roughly how it went:

Brainstorm in plain English – I literally typed, “Can you create a white-background page with a big copyright symbol and a copy button?”

Get instant code snippets – Claude replied with a ready-to-use snippet and walked me through how to tweak colors and fonts.

Deploy – I pushed the files to my hosting service (I used Vercel, but any host works) and pointed my domain to it. Done.

The best part? No heavy setup, no complicated installs. If you can describe what you want, Claude can translate it into clean code.

So if you’ve been thinking about launching a small tool or personal site but feel intimidated by programming, give Claude Code a try. It’s like having a developer friend on call 24/7.

Check out the finished product here: https://copyrightsymbol.app

Happy for you!

How I Built RicePurity-Test.app in Minutes with Bolt.new

Emily Grace — Sun, 24 Aug 2025 04:26:28 +0000

How I Made RicePurity-Test.app in Just Minutes with Bolt.new

So here’s the story. I’d been thinking about making a simple little website — nothing too fancy, just something fun that people could share with their friends. The idea? The classic Rice Purity Test. You know, that 100-question quiz that tells you how “innocent” (or not) you are.

Normally, building a site like this would take me ages. Coding, setting up hosting, figuring out design… honestly, I probably would’ve given up halfway.

But then I tried Bolt.new.

And wow — it felt like magic.

Why Bolt.new Feels Like Magic

All I did was type:

“Make me a quiz site with 100 questions, calculate the score, and show a results card.”

And within seconds, Bolt.new actually built it. The layout looked clean, it worked on my phone, and the scoring system was already in place. It was like talking to a super-fast developer who instantly understood me.

The coolest part? If I didn’t like something, I could just describe what I wanted to change in plain English — and boom, it updated. No digging through code. No setup headaches.

A Few Things I Learned

Bolt.new is amazing, but here are a couple of tips if you’re trying it out:

Be specific when you give instructions — the more details, the better.

Double-check the site — Bolt gets you super close, but sometimes you’ll want to tweak wording or styling.

Think about SEO & sharing — Bolt builds fast, but polishing it for real-world traffic is still on you.

Meet RicePurity-Test.app

Thanks to Bolt.new, I ended up with RicePurity-Test.app — a super clean and mobile-friendly version of the Rice Purity Test. You can take the 100-question quiz, get your score instantly, and retake it as many times as you want.