Paste a link to an ad, a pricing page or a launch post. Claude breaks it into the moves that make it work, and how to use each one in your business.
Why it works: A almost-black page lets content and a few small accents stand out without noise.
How to steal it: Set the page to #08090a and use #9c9da1 for secondary text. Keep borders as faint white or black lines, and add color only in tiny status marks.
Why it works: A single neutral family with a strict size ladder feels calm and engineered.
How to steal it: Use Inter at 13px and 14px for most UI text. Reserve larger sizes for a few titles and tighten letter spacing slightly as sizes grow.
Why it works: Tight corners read as precise tools, while circles mark status and avatars.
How to steal it: Use 5px to 6px radius on buttons and inputs. Use 50% on status dots and avatars.
Why it works: Thin light edges give depth on dark surfaces where drop shadows vanish.
How to steal it: Layer an inset 1px line at about 3% white with a 1px dark outer ring. Add a small soft drop like 0 4px 4px at 10% black under floating panels.
Why it works: Showing real screens makes the pitch concrete and keeps copy short.
How to steal it: Put a short headline and one line of support above a large app mockup. Keep the nav slim with plain text links and one sign-up button.
Why it works: Small technical labels like issue IDs make the page feel built for builders.
How to steal it: Set ticket codes, key hints and counters in a monospace at 0.9em. Put them in muted gray beside normal text.