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Build a business website with Claude, GitHub, Vercel and Supabase
You do not need to be a developer to publish a real website today. An AI assistant can write the code, and free or low-cost services can host it. This is the path we teach in our practical course.
The four tools and what each one does
- Claude writes and explains the code from your description of the site.
- GitHub stores the project and its history, so you can undo mistakes.
- Vercel publishes the site to the internet and gives it a web address.
- Supabase adds accounts and a database when the site needs sign-in or saved data.
The path in five steps
- Describe the business, the audience and the one action a visitor should take.
- Ask Claude to build the pages, then read and test what it made.
- Save the project to GitHub after every working change.
- Connect the repository to Vercel so every saved change is published.
- Add Supabase only if you need accounts or stored data.
Where beginners get stuck
Most problems come from skipping the check step: publishing code that was never opened in a browser. The habit that fixes it is simple: after each change, look at the page, test the form and only then save.
Learn it step by step
Our course, Build a Website with Claude, is 16 practical lessons that follow exactly this path from an empty folder to a published site.