Day 14 of 21
Week 2 Build Day — a complete page with form, email capture, and thank you message
Goal: Today you use everything from Week 2 together: CLAUDE.md loaded, slash commands ready, @ mentions pointing at the right files, and two sessions running in parallel.
What to do
Update CLAUDE.md with today's goal
Open CLAUDE.md. Update the Current Goal section:
Current Goal: Building a subscribe page at /subscribe with one email field, a submit button, and a thank you message. Must match existing site design exactly.Create two branches
Open GitHub Desktop. Create "day-14-subscribe-page" and "day-14-thank-you-content". Switch to "day-14-subscribe-page" first.
Session 1 — build the subscribe page
Start Claude Code with accept edits on. If your account later shows auto mode and you want to test it, do that only after this first build works. Use this prompt: beginnerHelpPrompt(
)Following all rules in CLAUDE.md — build a new page at /subscribe with: a heading that says "Get the free lessons delivered to your inbox", a subheading that says "Practical tips for non-developers. New lesson every few days. Free forever.", one email input field with placeholder "Your email address", a submit button that says "Send me the lessons", and a thank you message that appears after submission saying "You are in. First lesson on its way." Do not change any other pages.Session 2 — write headline variations in parallel
Open a second terminal window. Start a new Claude Code session. While Session 1 is still running (or just finished), type:
Write three alternative headline options for a subscribe page. Each should speak to a non-technical founder who is curious but not ready to commit to a full course. Warm, encouraging, plain English.Preview and pick the best headline
Check the subscribe page in your browser. Pick your favourite headline from Session 2. Use an @ mention to apply it:
In @subscribe.html — update the heading to say "[your chosen headline]". Only change the heading text. Do not change anything else.Run /review before merging
In Claude Code, type:
/review Check the subscribe page for any obvious problems — missing elements, broken form, styling inconsistencies.Merge both branches to main
Open GitHub Desktop. Switch to main. Merge "day-14-subscribe-page." Then merge "day-14-thank-you-content." Write a clear commit message for each.
Expected result
You have a complete subscribe page — built using CLAUDE.md memory, slash commands, @ mentions, and parallel sessions. It is merged to your main branch.
Key takeaway
- Branch first. Update CLAUDE.md with the current goal. Two sessions running in parallel. @ mentions for precision. /review before merging. That is the complete Week 2 workflow, and you just used all of it.