CrownCode AI
A website builder under Higgins Digital that guides a business through a structured intake, generates a complete website package with Claude, and supports targeted revisions before deployment.
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Designed and built the intake wizard, generation and revision flows, the package presentation, and the server-side Claude integration.

The problem
People who need a website often struggle to turn their business, content, and brand preferences into a brief a developer, or a model, can act on. A single open-ended prompt produces something fast, but rarely something they can review and refine.
My contribution
I designed and built the full flow: the landing page, the six-step intake wizard, the Claude generation and revision engine in server-side API routes, and the results experience with exports and a deployment guide.
What I built
CrownCode collects structured requirements first (Business Basics, Brand Direction, Website Structure, Content Details, Build Preferences, and Final Review), with local auto-save so a refresh never loses answers. Each generation returns a structured package rather than raw text, and a revision step changes only what the user asks for.
- A package with project name, brand summary, strategy, sitemap, design system, page copy, file tree, code files, README, and a deployment guide.
- Collapsible result sections, per-file copy buttons, and a full-project JSON export.
- A plain-English GitHub and Vercel deployment guide for non-technical users.
- A guided revision workflow for copy, layout, branding, and deployment readiness.
How it works
Validated input reaches Claude only through server routes, and revisions are scoped to the requested change.
- Structured intake wizard
- Validated server API route
- Anthropic Claude generation
- Structured website package
- Scoped revision → export and deploy guide

Key decisions
Collect structure before generating.
A guided intake produces a far more reviewable result than an unconstrained first prompt.
Keep credentials on the server.
The Claude integration runs in server-side routes with validated request bodies, length limits, and server-only error logging.
Preserve what the user didn't ask to change.
Revisions target the requested change and keep the rest of the package stable.
Outcomes & evidence
CrownCode is live at crowncode.higginsd.com and demonstrates a guided path from business information to a website draft with supporting strategy, files, and deployment guidance.
Scope & limits
Generated sites still need human review before production. CrownCode does not claim that every generated site is automatically secure, accessible, or ready to ship.
What I learned
Structured requirements and controlled revision make generated work much easier to review.
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