Design better
pages, UI, and decks
with Claude.
A complete written system — not scattered prompts. Thirteen volumes take you from first prompt through typography, colour, layout, decks, prototypes, motion, systems, export, and iteration. Printable PDFs, offline HTML, four one-page tools, six case walkthroughs. Structured learning for people who ship visual work and want it to look intentional.
What you’ll
work through.
What Claude can design for you
The on-ramp. What the tool is, what it can output, how designers actually use it day to day.
Prompting fundamentals for design
The only chapter most people need. Structure, constraints, references, iteration — with 40+ worked prompts.
Typography with Claude
Type pairings, hierarchy, scale, variable fonts. How to brief Claude on typography and read the output critically.
Color systems & palettes
OKLCH, harmony, contrast, accessible accents. Extract, invent, and refine palettes by prompt.
Layout & composition
Grids, rhythm, density, hierarchy. Prompting for structure, not just style.
Making slide decks
Narrative-first decks. Build, export to PPTX, polish manually. Includes 4 full deck case studies.
Prototypes & interactive UI
From static mock to clickable prototype. State, tweaks, device frames, user testing loops.
Motion & animation
Timelines, easing, micro-interactions. Turn a static screen into a 15-second hero video.
Design systems & UI kits
Build, reuse, extend. Tokens, components, governance. For designers on products, not one-offs.
Export & handoff workflows
PDF, PPTX, Canva, Figma, dev handoff. Get the artefact out of Claude and into production.
Iteration & feedback loops
How experts actually work. Critique, branch, consolidate. 7 loop patterns with annotated transcripts.
Case studies
Six end-to-end projects, front to back. Brief, prompts, iterations, final artefact. All levels welcome.
Reference & appendix
Every glossary entry, prompt template and checklist from the series — collected, cross-referenced, print-ready.
The sensible buy: everything above.
Volumes are not sold separately on this site — the product is the full series. One payment gets all 13 volumes (including the free starter), four cheat sheets, six case-source files, PDFs and HTML, plus 2026-edition updates we ship to your email. Team licences are on the pricing page.
Proof, not
promises.
See the actual pages.
We put real spreads online because digital goods are final sale: you should know the tone, density, and exercise style before you pay. The extracts page covers every volume; Vol. 00 is free to download in full.
Layout is US Letter, print-ready — same grid, type, and margins as the files you receive. If the preview reads serious, the rest matches.
- Full extract per volume + free Vol. 00
- US Letter · print at 300dpi
- Exercises with space to work on paper
- PDF + standalone HTML offline
Who this is
for.
Learning Claude for visual output.
Designers, founders, and operators who want a single path from prompts to layouts, decks, and UI — without piecing it together from videos. Start with Vol. 00 (free), then the full course when you’re ready.
You use AI daily; you want structure.
You can get a mock-up out of Claude — now you want typography, colour, layout, and export discipline so the work holds up in review. Mid-series volumes go deep on craft and handoff.
Building repeatable workflows.
Later volumes cover design systems, iteration loops, and case-length projects — for people who need artefacts others can reuse. Team licences are available on the pricing page.
Operational
one-pagers.
Buyer
questions.
- Is this for beginners?
- Yes. Vol. 00 is free and assumes no prior design background. Later volumes add depth; level markers (L1–L5) show where each book sits.
- I already use Claude every day — is this redundant?
- Unlikely. The series is about structure: typography, colour, layout, systems, export — the parts that turn prompts into work that survives critique. If you only need prompts, skip to Vol. 01 and the preview extracts first.
- Is this a video course?
- No. It is written workbooks (PDF + HTML), printable cheat sheets, and case files. You read, practise, and annotate — like a serious manual, not a playlist.
- Why printable?
- Annotation and spacing matter for design learning. US Letter PDFs are optional; HTML works offline. Many readers print and bind copies — that is intentional.
- Do I get updates?
- 2026-edition revisions ship free to buyers. A future full rewrite (e.g. a new edition year) could be a paid upgrade — we’ll say so clearly if that happens.
- Can a team use one purchase?
- Personal licences are for the buyer. For five seats online, use Team ×5 on pricing; larger orgs email hello@rondaninipublishing.com.
- Why is sale final?
- You receive downloadable, print-ready files. That is why Vol. 00 is free and every volume has extracts — read first, then buy. See terms for detail.
Structured learning for AI-era design.
Berta is the product arm behind this course: written systems for people who want visual work from LLMs to look intentional — not generic. About Berta
Sold by Berta.one, a trading name of Rondanini Publishing Ltd (UK).
Know what you’re
buying.
Read the extracts, try Vol. 00 free, then choose the complete course or a team licence on the pricing page. One coherent system — from prompts to polished output.
Designing with Claude — practical visual work with AI. Berta · claudesign.berta.one
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