been using claude design and loving it it's basically claude code under the hood but with a very opinionated ontology for input and output -…

been using claude design and loving it it's basically claude code under the hood but with a very opinionated ontology for input and output - the input ontology is logo, colors, fonts, etc. - the output ontology is slides, decks, business cards as html (with further ontology: headers, tables, etc.) the input ontology is your brand guidelines, which is also the "shared context" for whenever you trigger claude design i can drop in a blog post, and say "turn it into slides" and the deck it creates follows the brand guideline you can export this to ppt/pdf, which isn't always perfect (also, weirdly doesn't work if you hit your claude design limit - it currently has a different limit from your claude plan) definitely worth playing around with, if not to create your own designs, but at least to look at these design patterns - there are other places you can apply this

Source: Yohei Nakajima (X) | 2026-04-22