Short answer: Sam Nadler says you can share a link teammates can comment on or edit, download a zip, export PDF or standalone HTML, send to Canva, or hand off to Claude Code. He redesigned an internal app that was live within thirty minutes.
Watch this answer from Episode 40 (starts at 5:45) · Episode 40 notes and transcript
From Episode 40: Claude Design Changes Everything (Figma in Trouble?), starting at 5:45.
Sam Nadler [5:44]: Great question. So there's tons, well, that's actually really interesting. So there's tons of different share capabilities. What I found was super helpful was you can actually, I didn't know what I knew what I liked, but I wanted to share with our marketing team some different options. And you can actually have it create a link where basically it creates a presentation that they can comment on or even edit directly themselves within Claude Design. There's you can export it. So in this, if you can see my screen in the share options, there's you can download the project as a zip, you can export as PDF, you could send to a client per se, you could send to Canva, you could export as standalone HTML. And this one's the really interesting one. I thought hand off to Claude Code. So when you're doing a website redesign or web app redesign, you can directly link your local code base to Claude Design.
Sam Nadler [6:43]: You can go through the process, chat it up. I've done this once. It gave me an absolutely beautiful design. When I was aligned with how it came out, I just clicked hand off to Claude Code. It created a zip file. I then gave it to Claude Code. And within, however long it took, it actually took quite a while, thirty minutes, the entire web app was fully updated to the new design and the results were amazing. It was, you have now, shown a couple of members of our team who are maintaining their own web apps for their own purposes how to do this. And about an hour ago, they were showing me the new designs, they were brilliant. Brilliant. So it's been there's lots of different ways to get this out of the web app and share with teammates, share with clients, give to Claude Code, etcetera.
Jordan Metzner [7:28]: Awesome. Super cool. Okay. Yeah. You were gonna jump into the another example here. So you've got multiple tabs in the chat and multiple tabs in the app. Is that how this works?
Sam Nadler [7:38]: Yeah. So I don't know if I'm doing this correctly at the end of the day, but I have multiple chats. Usually when I'm starting something new, I just start a new chat. So it tells you right here, start a new chat to save on context.
Jordan Metzner [7:52]: Understood. Cool.
Sam Nadler [7:54]: So it's been prompting me that quite a bit. I think I've been overusing the tool. But yeah, you start a new chat when you're on a new kind of avenue of building the project. But here is a internal web app that I basically redesigned. This is from internal app that we use, and this is the exact functionality of our app. This is what it looks like in production, but it gave me a very, in my opinion, polished redesign of the app and it gave it to me page by page. So this would be the homepage, this would be another version of the page. And it's a little squished here, but I took it to this is the one where I exported to hand off to Claude Code, gave it to Claude Code, and within thirty minutes, I had it live in production. Amazing. Fully redesigned all the way through.
