A niche website fails when it tries to serve everyone, and it stalls when its builder drowns in scattered pages, half-finished features, and code nobody fully understands. This book shows you how to build one focused site properly, from a defensible niche and a clear brief to a tested, documented site you can hand off with confidence, using Claude Code as a disciplined coding partner inside a loop you control.

The approach is a steady build loop: read, plan, edit, run, and verify with evidence. You will choose a niche using demand, access, and durability tests, write the brief before any code, set up a trustworthy workspace, and plan the architecture with the agent before building. One demonstration project, Prairie Patch, an illustrative native plant guide for home gardeners, advances through every chapter, so each decision builds on the last instead of starting over.

The book is organized as one complete build in the order a real project unfolds. Early chapters settle purpose, scope, and structure; middle chapters build the content model, page shell, design system, and browsing experience; later chapters test, secure, deploy, and maintain what you made. Checklists, plain explanations, and safe, runnable examples keep the work grounded, and version-sensitive instructions are dated so you can judge what still applies.

Inside, you will find:
n• How to choose a niche defined by a specific person, problem, and promise
n• Writing the brief before the code, with scope boundaries and a one-question test
n• Setting up a trustworthy workspace and planning site architecture with the agent
n• Building the content model, page shell, design system, and core browsing experience
n• Testing at three levels and debugging with evidence instead of guesswork
n• Securing the site, handling privacy and analytics, and deploying with a repeatable release
n• Running the editorial system, measuring results, and handing the site off cleanly

This book is for builders comfortable with a terminal, files, and basic HTML and CSS who want a serious small site without a large team. No prior Claude Code experience is required, and JavaScript is explained where the project uses it. By the end, you will work with clearer judgment about what the agent should decide, what you must decide, and how to prove that every page actually works.

A small site can be a serious product when its scope is narrow, its tests are honest, and its maintenance is planned from the start. Build it once, build it carefully, and you will finish with a site that stays useful long after launch day. An independent guide, not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic.

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