Have Claude Code build a friend's English and Hebrew business site in a day

Hero screen of the tattoo site from the author's video: "RONI PAZ" and "Freehand tattoos designed to move with your body"

@DorNoyAI had Claude Code build a friend's tattoo website in a day: 47 commits and about 9,000 lines, with English and Hebrew in one build. The friend now updates the site from a phone without having to call for help. The author also posted what went wrong: a failed build still deployed, and the live site was a blank white page.

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What you get

A two-language small-business site the owner can update from a phone.

Tools

Time / cost: Author: one day, 47 commits, about 9,000 lines

Steps

  1. Write the site text in both languages first, or have Claude Code draft it for you to review.
  2. Ask for right-to-left layout on the Hebrew (or other RTL) pages.
  3. Set the deploy step to stop if the build fails.
  4. After each deploy, load the live URL on a phone and check it isn't blank.

Copy-ready prompt

Build a website for [BUSINESS] in [LANGUAGE 1] and [LANGUAGE 2] from one codebase, with a one-tap language switch (use right-to-left layout for [RTL LANGUAGE] if needed). Pages: [PAGES]. The owner must be able to update [CONTENT TYPES] from a phone without code. Set up deploys so a failed build never goes live, and after each deploy fetch the live URL and confirm the page isn't blank.

Prompt written by AgentPlays, based on @DorNoyAI’s post. Check the output yourself and approve before anything is sent or bought.

Watch out: In the author's case a failed build still went live as a blank white page; block deploys on failed builds and check the live URL. Get permission before publishing client photos or contact details.

Proof / source

Self-reported Author's X post with a video walkthrough of the site (Oct 13, 2026). Self-reported.

In their words

Claude Code built my friend's tattoo website in a day. 47 commits, around 9,000 lines. English and Hebrew in one build. She updates it from her phone and never has to call me. ⚠️ What it got wrong: a failed build still deployed. The live site was a blank white page.

— @DorNoyAI on X

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