Step 6/6: Claude registered a Sponsors post type with ACF and created all 17 sponsor posts. Full event site, 0 lines of PHP.
Watch: https://youtu.be/MLbk21CZFGM

Step 6/6: Claude registered a Sponsors post type with ACF and created all 17 sponsor posts. Full event site, 0 lines of PHP.
Watch: https://youtu.be/MLbk21CZFGM
Step 5/6: Claude set up a site-wide announcement popup with Popup Maker, checked it in the browser and fixed the overlay itself.
Watch: https://youtu.be/sa6iS7HU9Wo
Step 4/6: Claude built a contact page with Contact Form 7's own abilities, then ran its validator and fixed what it flagged.
Watch: https://youtu.be/5i-8S5-D-v0
Step 3/6: A sponsors mega menu on the core Navigation block. Claude told me the mega menu plugins don't fit block themes, then built it anyway.
Watch: https://youtu.be/Q12GSp2FY08
Step 2/6: One prompt, a full WordCamp homepage. 17 sponsor logos, 16 organizers, saved as synced patterns by Claude.
Watch: https://youtu.be/1jzCQHT5CZ8
Step 1/6: I asked Claude to build the pages, header and footer for a WordCamp Rajasthan event site.
Watch: https://youtu.be/336C8IbfbjE
I rebuilt a WordCamp Rajasthan event site from a blank WordPress install, just by chatting with Claude. 6 steps, 0 lines of PHP.
https://acrossai.co/use-cases/build-wordcamp-event-site-with-claude/
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