Replace static therapy handouts with four simple interactive websites using Claude

WorkedEvidence: Described by posterPosted Oct 29, 2026Last checked Nov 7, 2026

With no coding experience, Robert Ford used Claude to replace static handouts with four simple, private interactive websites.

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Build a simple static website that replaces my therapy handout on [TOPIC]. Lay it out as [METAPHOR, E.G. A HOUSE WITH ROOMS], let clients map out [WHAT THEY RECORD] interactively, and keep anything they enter stored only in their own browser, with no accounts, tracking or server. Make it calm, clear and easy to use on a phone.

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Goal: Simple interactive web versions of my client handouts that keep client data private.

Questions to ask me first:
- Which handout should become a site first?
- What should clients be able to do on it?
- How will you host it?

Inputs (fill in or confirm):
- Handout: [TOPIC AND CONTENT]
- Interaction: [MAP, LOG, CHECKLIST, DOWNLOAD]
- Look and feel: [CALM, SIMPLE]
- Hosting: [STATIC HOST, DOMAIN]

Rules:
- Static site only: no server, accounts or analytics.
- Client entries stay in the client's own browser.
- Use plain, non-clinical language for clients.
- Include a note on what the tool is not for, such as crises.

Checkpoint: Show a one-page mockup before building the interactive parts.

If you get stuck: If a feature would need a server, suggest a static alternative.

Verify before you finish: The site works offline after loading and stores nothing remotely.

Output: A small static site ready to upload, plus a short privacy note.

Done when: Clients can use the tool instead of an out-of-date handout.

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Robert Ford, a psychotherapist in New Zealand, had static handouts that needed regular updating and wanted simple, slightly interactive websites clients could use, with any data they enter kept private. With no coding experience beyond programming a Commodore 64 in BASIC, Ford gave Claude a simple design prompt for each tool. The result was four static sites: an internal family systems map laid out as a house, a second house walking through basic emotional regulation tools with downloadable information, a life-narrative tree where events are logged on themed branches with photos and music attached, and a guided pathway for Jung's Active Imagination as outlined by Robert Johnson. They replace Ford's out-of-date handouts.

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Source

Posted: Oct 29, 2026 by Robert Ford (The Rundown community)
Last checked: Nov 7, 2026
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https://app.therundown.ai/community/posts/f6901269-e18f-45d0-9ee6-f4013e7bedb0

Context: Posted to The Rundown community (date from the post's UTC timestamp). The post links the four live sites; it states the aim of keeping client-entered data private but doesn't describe how that was tested.