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      <title>Chaining Claude Code Skills for Web Design: 3 Runs Compared</title>
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      <description>I started this blog more than two decades ago. It has been through a few redesigns since then, and none of them really satisfied me. I&amp;rsquo;m not a designer. I can tell when a page looks off, but I rarely know why, and I know even less about how to fix it. So the site always looked like a developer had styled it, which is exactly what happened.&#xA;This time I gave the job to Claude Code, with skills.</description>
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