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!
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