Business AI · ENGLISH · ONE-DAY WORKSHOP

Build Your Business Idea with Claude

Turn an idea into a working product prototype—in one hands-on day.

Have an idea for a useful tool, a new service or a better way to help your customers? Spend a day turning that idea into something people can actually try.

Explore the sample outcome View the day’s agenda

8 November 2026

Melbourne · Proposed: 10:00 AM–4:00 PM AEDT
Includes lunch break and two short breaks. Meals are not advertised as included.

Early bird A$328 · Standard A$389

Standard fee: A$389. Early bird: A$328 until 1 November 2026, 11:59 PM AEDT (Melbourne time).

Instructor and exact venue: to be confirmed. Account requirements and any software or API charges will be confirmed before registration.

See the kind of outcome you’ll build

Sample product: Studio North quotation tool

Fictional business · deterministic local example · no AI calls or real quote submission.

Website pages (1–10)

Estimated project fee: A$810

Discovery and setup: A$450. 3 content pages × A$120. Includes responsive layout and one review round. Excludes hosting, domain, copywriting and ecommerce. Tax treatment is unspecified in this fictional example.

Next step: review the page list and confirm scope with the studio. This estimate is not a binding quotation.

About the workshop

Using Claude Code, you’ll define a focused product, build its core user journey and improve it through hands-on testing. Your project might be a service quotation tool, an event matcher or a customer needs assessment. Someone enters information, takes an action and receives a useful result.

Start by exploring a finished example, then build your own version with guided support. No previous coding experience is required, although you should be comfortable using your laptop and learning unfamiliar software.

What you’ll learn

1. Define a specific user, problem and useful outcome.

2. Write a product brief with requirements, examples and acceptance criteria.

3. Work iteratively with Claude Code, review changes and give actionable feedback.

4. Connect inputs, interactions and a meaningful result in one complete user journey.

5. Test unclear inputs, mobile layouts and common failure states.

6. Demonstrate the product and explain its limitations.

Your day, session by session

Five hours of instruction and practical work within a six-hour day. Times are proposed.

10:00–10:30 · Explore the Finished Product

Try a complete example and identify its user, core workflow and result.

10:30–11:30 · From Idea to Product Brief

Select one problem, map the user journey and write requirements with completion criteria.

11:30–11:45 · Break

11:45–12:45 · Build Your First Working Version

Use Claude Code to create the interface, core interaction and result page.

12:45–13:15 · Lunch

13:15–14:30 · Make the Product Useful

Improve the logic, add coherent sample data and handle missing or invalid inputs.

14:30–14:45 · Break

14:45–15:40 · Test, Review and Improve

Test desktop and mobile layouts, exchange feedback and fix the most important issues.

15:40–16:00 · Product Showcase

Demonstrate your prototype and outline the next steps.

What you’ll leave with

A locally runnable product prototype with one complete core workflow.
A product brief describing the audience, requirements and success criteria.
Sample inputs and complete example results.
A testing checklist and prioritised improvement list.

The core project is a prototype. Payments, production authentication, complex integrations and public deployment are outside scope.

Who should attend?

Founders, small business owners, consultants, freelancers and professionals with a product or service idea.

Before you attend

Bring a laptop with permission to install software. Complete the supplied Claude Code and development environment setup in advance. Bring a non-sensitive business idea, or use a provided project brief. Required account access and separate software costs will be confirmed before registration.

Each workshop is standalone. No software credits, official certification or exam fees are advertised as included.

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