The context · April 2026
Anthropic introduced Claude Opus 4.7 in April 2026, describing improvements in software engineering, vision and the production of professional interfaces and documents. [1]
A proposed project brief inspired by the period’s developments. This is an idea for exploration, not an announced Sansa product, an approved roadmap or a claim of completed client work.
Agree the design language
Choose a reference for its typography, spacing and editorial rhythm. Translate those observations into a small set of rules appropriate to the organisation’s own content. Identify the pieces of the existing page that already work and should be retained.
Build with the real material
Use the actual logo, copy, imagery and primary action from the beginning. Review the full scroll, including section boundaries and the footer. Test at narrow and wide viewports, with keyboard navigation and reduced motion enabled.
Hand over decisions as well as code
The project would deliver a working journey and a short explanation of the design rules. Acceptance should depend on readable content, usable controls and consistency across the page. A polished mockup would be a checkpoint, not the final deliverable.
Source & context
Anthropic · Claude Opus 4.7, 16 April 2026This retrospective was written for the archive in September 2026. The linked primary source documents the announcement or event; the practical interpretation and proposed approach are Sansa’s editorial perspective. Public examples do not imply a client relationship. Product capabilities and guidance may have changed since the period discussed.
Another perspective · April 2026
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