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A small group workshop for people who want to build their own modern website using Claude Code, GitHub and Vercel. By the end of the session you will have a live site, the working code in your own GitHub account, and the know-how to keep building.
In person, around four hours, maximum four people per session. Coming to Dorset and across the south of England. Sessions are scheduled based on demand — register your interest and we will be in touch when we have enough people for a session in your area.
This is not a session about learning to code. It is a session about using AI assistance to build something real, with you in control.
Either on your own domain, or a free Vercel address you can point your domain to later.
You own everything. Nothing is locked to us or to a platform.
Claude Code, GitHub and Vercel installed and configured properly so you can keep building after the session.
You will have made changes, pushed them up, and seen them go live. Once you have done it, it stops feeling like magic.
You will know what to do next, what to learn, and what is realistic to take on yourself versus when to ask for help.
This workshop is a good fit if you are:
You do not need to know how to code. You do need to be comfortable with using a laptop, following written instructions, and learning new software.
The exact path depends on what you want to build. We will talk to you before the session about your goals so we can make the most of the time.
Getting your accounts, tools and laptop configured properly.
What GitHub does, what Vercel does, what Claude Code does, and how they fit together. In plain English.
You and Claude Code build a real site together. We are there to guide, unblock, and explain.
Adding your text, images and any branding you bring with you.
Deploying to Vercel and pointing it at a domain.
How to add new pages, make changes, and keep improving the site after the session.
We will send you a short prep guide a few days before the session with exact instructions on getting your accounts ready.
A proper laptop, not a Chromebook or tablet. Mac or Windows is fine.
Required for Claude Code to work properly. Set up before the session.
Free. Set up before the session.
Free. Set up before the session.
If you do not have one, you can leave with a free vercel.app URL and add a domain later.
A few paragraphs about what you do, a logo if you have one, and any photos you want to use.
If you do not have a logo or written content yet, that is fine. We can help with that as part of the wider work we do.
In person across the south of England. The first sessions will run in Dorset. Further sessions will follow in Wiltshire, Hampshire, Somerset and surrounding counties as demand builds.
Venues are hired meeting rooms with proper tables, power and reliable wifi. When you register your interest, tell us roughly where you are based and we will work out the most convenient location for you and the others who have signed up.
Tell us where you are based and what you want to build.
Once we have enough interested people in your area for a session to make sense, we propose a date and venue.
If the date works for you, you secure your place by booking and paying.
Small group, real outcomes, working website at the end.
There is no obligation when you register your interest. You only commit when you confirm a specific session.
Sessions are run by Jim Chetwode, founder of Okapi & Co. Jim has been building websites professionally for many years and has been working with AI-assisted development since the tools became practical. He is also Chairman of the Shaftesbury and District Chamber of Commerce and a Dorset Ambassador, and runs AI training sessions for businesses across the region.
More about the teamHalf-day workshop · Maximum four people per session
A minimum of two attendees is required for a session to run. You can register interest as an individual, or as a group of up to four. Group bookings are confirmed faster because they meet the minimum on their own.