
Stop writing boilerplate. Start shipping real products.
What if you could build a complete, production-ready full-stack website — Next.js frontend, Tailwind UI, server actions backend, working contact form, deployed live on the internet — in a single afternoon, by writing prompts instead of code?
That's vibe coding. And in this course, you'll learn it on a real, live, lead-generating business website.
What you'll build
A real client-grade website for a Sydney removalist business — the kind of project freelancers charge $3,000–$8,000 for.
Modern Next.js 14 + Tailwind frontend with hero section, parallax backgrounds, gradient CTAs, full responsive design
Server actions backend (no /api folder needed — deployable to Vercel for free as a monolith)
Working contact form with smart fields (pickup suburb, drop-off, move date, job size) wired to a real email-sending API
Full local SEO targeting — built to rank for "removalist sydney", "removalist liverpool", "removalist campbelltown", "cheap removalist near me", and dozens of related search queries
.env-driven configuration so the business owner can update phone, email, and images without touching code
Deployed live with a custom domain, Google Search Console, and Analytics hooked up
You'll walk away with a deployed live URL, a reusable master prompt template you can paste at every future client to scaffold their site in minutes, and the prompting playbook that turns Claude Code into a senior developer working at your direction.
What you'll actually learn
How to install and log into Claude Code (CLI and VS Code extension)
The exact structure of a great prompt — persona, context, tech stack, SEO targeting, design direction, UX specs, maintainability, code reuse, and goal restatement
How to prompt for SEO so your site actually ranks on Google for the searches that matter to your local market
How to translate "vibes" — clean, modern, friendly, trustworthy — into prompt language Claude understands
How to surgically iterate with single-purpose follow-up prompts instead of re-writing the whole brief
How to reuse existing code, APIs, and projects across new builds (the freelancer's secret weapon)
How to wire server actions, environment variables, and a real email backend
How to deploy to Vercel, connect a custom domain, and submit to Google Search Console
A reusable prompt template for scaffolding any client website in minutes
Who this course is for
Beginners with zero coding experience. If you can describe a website in plain English, you can ship one. All you need is VS Code, Node.js, and a Claude account.
Designers who want to stop handing off mockups and start shipping the real product.
Freelancers and agencies who want to deliver client work 10x faster and command better margins.
Existing developers who are tired of writing boilerplate and want to upgrade to an AI-first workflow without losing the ability to ship serious work.
What this course is NOT
This isn't a 40-hour Next.js bootcamp. It isn't a theoretical AI overview. It isn't a "let's build 12 toy projects" filler course. It's a tight, no-fluff walkthrough of how to use Claude Code to build and ship one real, production-quality website end to end — and the prompting playbook that lets you do it again for any business.
Tools you need
VS Code (free)
Node.js LTS (free)
A Claude account
That's it.
About your instructor
I'm Ryan Dhungel. I've been coding for over 10 years and teaching online for over 8. To date, over 400,000 students have learned with me on Udemy across 40+ courses, and they've left 25,664 reviews. I've taught full stack JavaScript, React, Node.js, Next.js, and Web APIs to hundreds of thousands of working developers.
The way I build websites in 2026 is completely different from the way I taught it in 2024. The tools changed. The job changed. This course catches you up — quickly, practically, and without filler.
Why now
Web development changed in 2025. The developers, designers, and freelancers winning right now are the ones directing AI, not typing every line. This is the most leveraged skill you can pick up this year — whether you've coded for ten years or have never opened a terminal.
Enroll now and start shipping real work by the end of the week.