How to Ship a Production Site in 14 Days With Claude Code
From Pinterest to production with Next.js, CMS, and CI.
Vibe coding is real — if you ship with guardrails
Claude Code, AI coding agents, and vibe coding 2026 let a small team reach production in two weeks. The failure mode is pretty repos that never deploy. Here's the LoDesign Lab playbook.
The 14-day timeline
| Days | Focus |
|---|---|
| 1–2 | Moodboard (Pinterest), sitemap, CMS schema |
| 3–5 | Design system in Figma → tokens in Tailwind |
| 6–10 | Next.js 15 app router, sections, CMS bind |
| 11–12 | AI hooks (forms, search, optional agent) |
| 13–14 | Lighthouse, SEO, deploy Coolify/Vercel |
Tools stack
- Claude Code for repo-aware edits and refactors
- Next.js 15 + App Router + ISR
- Headless CMS (our CMS or Payload)
- Coolify or Vercel for deploy
- Playwright smoke before go-live
From Pinterest to live
We pin 30–40 references, extract typography and spacing rules, then block CMS sections (hero, services, cases, CTA). Claude accelerates boilerplate; humans own layout QA and copy.
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A boutique brand went from zero site to Lighthouse 95+ and booking form in 14 days. AI handled component scaffolding; we handled brand judgment and Hebrew RTL.
CTA: Book a 30-min build consultation — we'll map your 14-day scope.
Keywords: claude code, ai coding agent, vibe coding 2026, next.js claude
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