AI building tutorial without code from @covacut
The creator provides a three-step tutorial on how to build a website using the AI tool Claude, even with no coding experience. She uses the example of creating a digital cassette mixtape player, walking through the process of generating an idea, refining the design with specific prompts, and personalizing it with custom assets. She also introduces Claude's 'Artifacts' feature as a source of starter templates before concluding with encouragement for viewers to start creating.
Creator: @covacut on Instagram
Video format
Talking Head Edit
Video outline
- Address audience insecurity
- Showcase desirable outcome
- Reveal simple, guided steps
- Deliver empowering call-to-action
Narrative framework
The Empowerment Tutorial
Narrative framework logic
Demystifying a complex skill by breaking it down into a simple, tool-assisted, step-by-step process, transforming viewer insecurity into a sense of capability.
Topics: Tech, Web Design, Creator Education, Content Creation
Concepts: Tutorial / How To, Value Vlog
Formats: Talking Head Edit
Elements: Split Screen, Screen Recording, Text Overlay, Motion Graphics
Account types: Personal Brand, Brand
Transcript excerpt
You've never coded? Perfect. I'm going to show you how you can build literally anything using AI, like this cozy little website for sending these cassette mix tapes to your friends. Step one is to get your ID. Brainstorm a couple of ideas and ask Claude to help build it out. If you have a specific vibe or aesthetic in mind, include it. Step two, refine it. Small, specific edits work best. For example, I wanted to iterate on the icon. You can easily see both the code and preview versions of your build. Now step three is to personalize. This is my favorite part. So I drew these cast app players myself and asked Claude to include them. Now it feels so much more personal. Before we wrap up, Claude has artifacts, starter templates. If you want a game, an email writer, you can see every single prompt that best tier. And that's it. You're ready to build. Start messy, iterate often, and have fun with it. Happy creating.
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