Creating a TL;DR page toggle with the help of Claude
My Inspiration
More and more, I've seen product designers have a toggle that lets visitors narrow down to a shorter version of their case study. They focus on the important stuff and cut out the storytelling. I thought this would be extremely valuable for me because I tend to be very verbose when writing.
Secondarily, recruiters might spend half a minute on your website before moving on. So why not cut to the chase and show them the highlights that matter.
What I Built
Using Claude, I built a skill that reviews your case study and creates a TL;DR version. Claude will look for the following and create a summary with imagery you've already used.
- The Problem
- My Responsibilities
- Key Considerations & Trade-offs
- Improvements
- Outcome
Challenges
The first version of the skill identified my specific class structure and where to place the toggle. After specifying that it should be universally implementable, not just for my project, Claude will review and identify a content wrapper with your case study, a toggle spot, and shared content to pull images from. If Claude can't find an equivalent, it will ask.
Ideally, this is a skill anyone could implement regardless of the web builder they use. Right now, this skill is built specifically for Webflow, and I haven't explored what it would take to implement it with, say, Framer. But I will look into it in the future.
GitHub
Want to see the documentation and usage? Check out my GitHub below and try it yourself.
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