Kiln Studio

Booking site for a pottery studio in Nørrebro

Ida LundLaunched 13 days agoWebsiteWorking · checked 3 hours ago
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About

A small site for a pottery studio: class calendar, booking and a gallery of student work. Built in two evenings with v0, photos art directed with Midjourney.

How it was made

Shared by the maker. Numbers are their own estimate.

Build time
2 evenings
AI spend
$5
Prompts
~25
Written by AI
90%

Agents

  • v0

    85% of the work

    Site and booking flow

  • Midjourney

    15% of the work

    Mood images

MCP servers

No MCP servers. Built with the agents alone.

Build recipe

The code isn’t public. This is the whole project as one prompt: paste it into your own agent to build the same thing.

Written by Claude

From the project’s code and history · 296 words

Build a website called Kiln Studio: booking site for a pottery studio in Nørrebro.

What it does

A small site for a pottery studio: class calendar, booking and a gallery of student work. Built in two evenings with v0, photos art directed with Midjourney.

Stack

Use Astro, Vercel. The original was built with v0 and Midjourney in 2 evenings, for about $5 in AI usage.

How it fits together

  • A fast, mostly static site
  • One clear action per page, such as booking or joining a waitlist
  • A simple form or booking flow that stores submissions

Build it in this order

  1. Write the copy first: one sentence per section
  2. Design the main page with real photos or illustrations
  3. Add the booking or waitlist flow
  4. Make it fast on phones
  5. Add basic analytics

A prompt that worked: A site that feels like the room

Make a one-page site for a small pottery studio. Warm off-white background, one earthy accent, big photos, a class calendar with three class types, and a booking button on each class. Typography should feel handmade but legible. No stock-photo hero with a headline on top.

Watch out for

  • Avoid a stock-photo hero with a headline on top
  • Test the form on a phone with bad signal

Done when

  • The page loads in under two seconds on a phone
  • The main action works end to end
  • It reads well without images

Before writing code, ask me up to five questions about who this marketing website is for and what the first version must do. Then work in small steps: after each one, tell me how to try it and wait for my feedback.

Discussion

4 comments · 1 built their own

  • Noah FischerBuilt one1 day ago

    Rebuilt it from the recipe and had it running in under an hour. Would you take a PR that adds a Docker set-up to the original?

  • Lena Vogt6 hours ago

    Love how focused this is. One thing: the empty state took me a second to understand. Maybe show an example right away?

  • Kenji Mori1 day ago

    What did the agent struggle with most? Always curious where people had to step in.

    • Ida LundMaker2 hours ago

      Thanks! Good question, I'll write it up in the build log this week.