Screenshot Organization for Claude Workflow Blog Post
Directory Structure
Naming Convention
Format: {step}-{component}-{description}.{ext}
Step Numbers:
- 01-setup
- 02-planning
- 03-research
- 04-structure
- 05-writing
- 06-testing
- 07-assets
- 08-review
- 09-deployment
- 10-monitoring
Component Types:
terminal- Terminal/command line interfacesbrowser- Browser screenshotsclaude- Claude Code interfacehugo- Hugo server outputgithub- GitHub interface (Actions, commits, etc.)editor- File editor/IDE viewsmobile- Mobile responsive views
Description:
- Use kebab-case (lowercase with hyphens)
- Be descriptive but concise
- Include context when needed
Examples:
01-terminal-dual-setup.png- Two terminals side by side01-browser-hugo-server-running.png- Browser showing Hugo server02-claude-planning-todo-list.png- Claude’s TodoWrite output03-terminal-search-existing-posts.png- Grep command results05-claude-collaborative-writing.png- Writing process in action06-browser-live-reload-demo.png- Hugo live reload09-github-actions-deploying.png- GitHub Actions workflow10-browser-live-site-verification.png- Final published post
File Specifications
Image Format: PNG preferred for screenshots (better text clarity) Maximum Width: 1200px (for web optimization) Quality: High quality for text readability Compression: Optimize for web while maintaining clarity
Alt Text Guidelines
Each screenshot should have descriptive alt text:
- Describe what’s shown in the image
- Include relevant text content when applicable
- Make it accessible for screen readers
- Keep it concise but informative
Alt Text Examples:
- “Terminal showing Hugo server running with live reload enabled”
- “Claude Code interface displaying TodoWrite tool with blog article planning tasks”
- “Browser showing local development server at localhost:1313 with blog post preview”
- “GitHub Actions workflow page showing successful deployment to Azure Static Web Apps”
Usage in Markdown

*Caption: Setting up dual terminal workflow - Hugo server in left pane, Claude work in right pane*
Capture Checklist
Before taking each screenshot:
- Clean up terminal history if needed
- Ensure proper window sizing
- Check for any sensitive information
- Verify good contrast and readability
- Position windows for clear demonstration