Design Class With Claude 🎨


You know what is more annoying than the skin tag(s) I had removed this morning? (SO! GROSS! GETTING! OLD!)

When your checkout page gives people *the black screen of deaaaaathhhhhh*.

Woke up to 22 emails of people telling me, "Ash! Wait! I want to take your Claude Design class! But when I go to checkout, it's giving.....black screen."

Which is exactly what I was hoping would happen. 😆 That's just perrrrfect. Love being a creator. Love having that happen. (In my 17 years doing this, I would say you prob have something like that happen at least once a year. And every time, you're like, "why???? WHYYYYY???🤌)

This was a glitch with Kajabi, not my sales page, I shall have ye know. *crosses arms like a medieval baker*

Fortunately it didn't happen to everyone, but there were enough people that it made sense to hit the rewind button. So:

I've extended the introductory pricing of $197 for a limited time.

Get the Claude Design class now >

The class is now available to stream on-demand. 🏞️

Follow me step-by-step over my shoulder as you learn how to design a drop-dead gorgeous sales page in Claude Design in just 90 minutes—without a single freakin' tech skill in your body required.

Zero drag and drop. Zero code. Zero templates. Zero trying to space out elements. Zero having to know how to "design."

All you have to do is talk to it. With your voice. And tell it what you want it to do.

I am so impressed with this tech, I've named it The #1 Skill for Creators in 2026.

Because it's the single most powerful lever you can pull right now, that will have the biggest impact on your career.

I can't wait to see what you make.

XOXO,

Ash

P.S. I'm not sure why medieval baker came to mind. But, you can picture one crossing their arms like a big ol' burly sourpuss, can't you just?!


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+ Favoritism for bars with scary-ass mafia pool rules
+ Zero ambition to be a good girl who bakes casseroles & smiles politely
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+ Obsessed with British architecture & gardens
+ Deep fear of waking up and not having any water on the nightstand
+ Entirely unbalanced accounts of everything, including my morals
+ At least three Freudian slips around my true feelings about bracelets
(They make your arms look like baby wiener sausages at an Italian wedding)

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