Description
We've been using the same GoHighLevel squeeze page template for five years. It converts. But it's ugly, it's slow to update, and every change requires a designer or developer.
In this video Ryan walks through how he rebuilt the entire Webris client acquisition funnel using Claude chat, GitHub, and Netlify — no Claude Code, no plugins, no agency help. Just prompting, iterating, and deploying. The new design is cleaner, faster to update, and fully integrated with ActiveCampaign, Calendly, and Facebook pixel tracking.
What's covered:
The full tool stack: Claude, GitHub Desktop, and Netlify (total cost: $9/month)
Why GoHighLevel drag and drop is actually harder to work with once you have this set up
How to build a design system inside Claude so every new page stays on brand
The iterative prompting process that got from a blank canvas to a production landing page
How to push live updates in under 60 seconds using GitHub to Netlify
Why subject matter expertise is what separates good AI output from expensive mistakes
How Ryan handed this entire workflow off to his media buyer as a Claude skill
This one's practical from start to finish. Ryan does a live edit and deployment on camera so you can see exactly how fast it moves once the workflow is set up.
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Timestamps:
0:00 – Intro: Claude is now building landing pages better than our 5-year-old template
0:43 – Side by side comparison: GoHighLevel version vs Claude version
1:10 – The watch page comparison: same layout, 10x cleaner design
1:25 – Tools required: Claude, Figma (optional), GitHub Desktop, Netlify
2:09 – How the GitHub to Netlify pipeline works: design, push, go live
2:50 – ActiveCampaign, Calendly, and the full funnel integration
3:23 – Why this beats GoHighLevel drag and drop once it's set up
4:04 – The initial prompt and how to start the design conversation
4:36 – Copy quality from Claude: impressive even for a copywriter by trade
5:16 – The upfront work is real, but what you get on the other side is worth it
5:53 – How to lock in a design system: fonts, colors, layouts, reference sites
6:26 – Go section by section, not all at once
7:03 – Always review in Chrome, always check mobile
7:48 – Why subject matter expertise protects you from expensive AI mistakes
8:34 – Live demo: editing the landing page with a verbal prompt
9:24 – Checking mobile, approving the change, ready to deploy
9:50 – How the GitHub folder and file system works
10:19 – Live push: drag, commit, push to origin, refresh Netlify
11:03 – How to A/B test messaging by cloning and reprompting
11:52 – Limitations: great for landing pages, not for full websites (yet)
12:46 – How this rebuilt the entire Blueprint Training website
13:28 – Tips: feed it reference sites, screenshots, photos for better output
14:06 – How Ryan packaged this into a skill and handed it to his media buyer
14:41 – Wrap up and Blueprint Training