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Take one idea from a sentence to a live product strangers can use.
Agents made building fast; they did not make launching automatic. This course walks one small product the whole way: shaping a wish into a problem statement, writing the one-page PRD, cutting the MVP down to the assumption that could kill it, scaffolding it, wiring real data, and then running the gates that stand between a working demo and a thing you let strangers touch — tests for code you didn't type, a security pass, an accessibility pass, a performance sanity check. It ends where most tutorials stop: deploying, writing the README, picking the one number that tells you whether it worked, and coming back three months later to code you never typed. The example is a landing page for a freelancer's time log, but the sequence is the same for anything you build.
Section 1
Turning a wish into a problem statement, a one-page PRD an agent can be briefed from, an MVP cut to the risky assumption, and a stack an agent can actually help with.
Section 2
Scaffolding a skeleton you can still explain, briefing the landing page and its design, wiring a real data source without leaking the key, and turning feedback into a specific change.
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The passes between a working demo and something strangers can touch: tests for code you did not type, recovering from what the agent broke, security including the inputs an agent reads, accessibility, and a performance sanity check.
Section 4
Ship a first release that is attractive because it is clear: one visual hierarchy, one obvious action, accessible states, a live verification path, a rollback you rehearsed, and evidence you can read after launch.