Built for designers who want to ship, not just spec.
Product Designers
Stop handing the landing page off and waiting a sprint for it.
UI & Visual Designers
Take the layout in your head to a live, responsive page without a front-end dev in the loop.
Founders & solo builders
You need a marketing site, you do not have a team, and you do not have a month.
AI-curious designers
You have opened an AI agent, prompted a bit, and drifted. Leave with a method that holds.
One brief, one method, a live URL by the end.
A page that's actually live
Not a mockup, not a Figma file. Everyone builds the same B2B SaaS landing page brief NetPulse was, and it ships to a real URL before the session ends.
The toolkit, and when to stop using it
Your coding agent, shadcn, 21st.dev, and Vercel — what each is for, what you can skip, and the exact moments you take the keyboard back instead of prompting again.
Unstuck in real time
Live Q&A while you build, not feedback a week later.
A method you can run again solo
A PDF guide that walks the same method step by step, so you can rebuild it — or run it on your next client brief — on your own time.
90 minutes, brief to browser.
One focused session, run as a single continuous build on a shared brief. It is recorded, so you can revisit it, catch up if you miss it live, or replay a step while you finish your own page.
This room will be mixed. Some of you live in a terminal, some have never opened one. We pace for the middle and nothing is assumed out loud. If you can read a Figma file you can follow this.
9 hours: where they actually went
The NetPulse build, opened up hour by hour — which parts took the time, and which parts most people skip entirely.
Groundwork, before anything gets built
Most people open a tool and start prompting. We start somewhere else, and that is most of the reason the page ships in a day instead of a fortnight.
The blueprint
The page gets structured before a single prompt is written — the method, in the order that makes it work.
Execute: your coding agent, shadcn, 21st.dev
You build alongside the host — where each tool earns its keep, where it gets in the way, and the moments you take the keyboard back instead of prompting again. Bring whichever agent you already use; the method does not change.
Ship on Vercel, the guide, and Q&A
Deploy, so the page ends at a URL and not on localhost. Then the guide, and live Q&A while everything is still fresh.
Learn from the people who do this daily.
Vineet Chopdekar
14+ years designing fintech, Enterprise SaaS products people actually trust. Leads design at RPS.
Vivin Richard
Principal Designer at RPS Studio, building AI-native design workflows for enterprise fintech. Believes designers who learn to direct AI will outrun the ones who fear it.