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Claude Design 3.0 Can NOW Build 3D Animated Websites — Transcript

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  1. 0:00Clod design can now call other tools
  2. 0:02directly from inside the canvas. So,
  3. 0:05here's what that means in practice. You
  4. 0:07[snorts] simply just type in a prompt
  5. 0:09inside Clod design and then an average
  6. 0:13image gets made right there while your
  7. 0:16layout sits open in front of you.
  8. 0:18There's no export, no color matching.
  9. 0:21Change that to video generation and you
  10. 0:23get a stunning website kind of like this
  11. 0:26one. One continuous shot a window
  12. 0:29building city planet a galaxy. There's
  13. 0:32no cuts, no stock, no VFX team, just one
  14. 0:37prompt inside Clod design. And here's
  15. 0:39why AI websites usually look cheap. It's
  16. 0:42not the code or the layout, it's the
  17. 0:44design system. Every asset that you
  18. 0:47generate somewhere else and copy back it
  19. 0:50just looks a little out of place.
  20. 0:53>> [music]
  21. 0:53>> Now, it could be their own lighting, it
  22. 0:55could be their own feeling. You can't
  23. 0:56see it on any single image, but the
  24. 1:00thing is you can feel it across the
  25. 1:02whole page and that's the problem that
  26. 1:04this video is going to solve. So, today
  27. 1:06I'm going to be building two full sites
  28. 1:09with it. Stars, a cinematic scroll
  29. 1:11through universe, and Kai, which is a
  30. 1:14product store. It's going to have the
  31. 1:15same workflow, but completely different
  32. 1:17results. And also, all of the prompts
  33. 1:19that we're going to be using, it's all
  34. 1:20inside the free school community. The
  35. 1:21link is now in the description below. Go
  36. 1:23and check it out right now. But now,
  37. 1:25let's get started.
  38. 1:31Now, to make our designs 10 times
  39. 1:33better, we need to connect it to
  40. 1:35Higgsfield because that's the tool that
  41. 1:38lets Clod design access all of the
  42. 1:40latest AI image and video models. So, if
  43. 1:42you haven't already, just go and check
  44. 1:44out the link in the description and make
  45. 1:45sure that you sign up for Higgsfield.
  46. 1:47Everything in this build is basically
  47. 1:49running through it. So, make sure that
  48. 1:51you get that done first. Right. Now,
  49. 1:53assuming that you're done with that,
  50. 1:54once you are signed up, go and grab your
  51. 1:56MCP URL from Higgsfield, and I'll leave
  52. 1:59the exact link also in the description
  53. 2:01below so that you can simply just copy
  54. 2:03it. And then what you're going to do is
  55. 2:04you're going to head into Claude, and
  56. 2:06you're going to go to your connectors,
  57. 2:07and then you're going to add a custom
  58. 2:09connector, and you're going to paste
  59. 2:11that URL right over there. And you see,
  60. 2:13that's basically it. You'll just be
  61. 2:15prompted to authorize your Higgsfield
  62. 2:16account, and now Higgsfield turns up
  63. 2:18inside Design Daily to use, and you
  64. 2:21never actually even have to ever think
  65. 2:23about that ever again. So, from this
  66. 2:25point on, Claude can now generate images
  67. 2:28and videos without you ever leaving the
  68. 2:30canvas. Claude handles the site, the
  69. 2:32structure, the layout, the code, and
  70. 2:34then Higgsfield on the other end handles
  71. 2:36everything that you can actually look
  72. 2:38at, which basically means that nothing
  73. 2:40gets passed between them by hand.
  74. 2:42Structure always comes first, okay? It
  75. 2:44always does.
  76. 2:49So, now I'm going to open up Claude
  77. 2:50Design, and then I'm going to set the
  78. 2:51model to Fable 5, and I'm going to ask
  79. 2:54for a wireframe. So, gray boxes, no
  80. 2:56color, no imagery, and just basically
  81. 2:59the bones of the thing. And while
  82. 3:01everything's still gray, I'm going to
  83. 3:02ask for one specific piece, okay? That's
  84. 3:05going to be the hero. It's a full-screen
  85. 3:07video that scrubs with your scroll, so
  86. 3:08scrolling down basically plays it
  87. 3:11forward, and then scrolling back up kind
  88. 3:13of rewinds it, okay? So, there's no
  89. 3:15video in it yet, and that's pretty
  90. 3:17deliberate because we are going to now
  91. 3:19prompt inside Claude Design to generate
  92. 3:22the video using Higgsfield.
  93. 3:28Now, here's exactly what I want, okay?
  94. 3:29One continuous zoom that runs from a
  95. 3:31little window all the way out to the
  96. 3:33universe, and then it should go back
  97. 3:35again. Now, the way I'm going to be
  98. 3:36building this is with nine pictures
  99. 3:38first, okay? The window, the building,
  100. 3:40the city, the atmosphere, the planet,
  101. 3:42the solar system, the galaxy, the
  102. 3:44universe, and then one final frame that
  103. 3:47brings you back to the window. You see
  104. 3:50the thinking over there?
  105. 3:51Now, there's a single visual thing makes
  106. 3:54the whole thing work. And it's literally
  107. 3:57this. Every picture has to contain the
  108. 3:59one before it. Small and also make sure
  109. 4:03that it's dead center. So, I'm going to
  110. 4:06prompt it and I'm going to make sure
  111. 4:08that I'm doing it in simple words and
  112. 4:10it's basically just to use Higgsfield to
  113. 4:12generate all nine keyframes for the hero
  114. 4:16zoom, okay? So, that's basically the
  115. 4:18thinking behind it. Claude then prompts
  116. 4:19Higgsfield and it fires off all nine and
  117. 4:22it then waits for them to come back. And
  118. 4:24then it takes roughly about a minute or
  119. 4:26so and in that time nothing basically
  120. 4:28gets exported or downloaded. They are
  121. 4:30just nine renders running in parallel
  122. 4:33with each other while the design still
  123. 4:35sits open in front of me. And while
  124. 4:37we've been talking, all of those nine
  125. 4:39images are now ready and this is the
  126. 4:41best part about Higgsfield. You get the
  127. 4:43best image and best video models all in
  128. 4:46one place and I didn't even have to
  129. 4:48think about which model should I be
  130. 4:50using. Like literally Claude just finds
  131. 4:53the best one for me and then it
  132. 4:54generates it using Higgsfield. And as we
  133. 4:56can see, all the pictures look good so
  134. 4:57I'm going to ask it to generate the
  135. 4:59clips and I want eight of them, each one
  136. 5:01traveling from one picture to the next
  137. 5:03at a constant speed and from one picture
  138. 5:05to the next and then Higgsfield
  139. 5:06basically just handles the rest. And I
  140. 5:08mean, there we go. Everything is now
  141. 5:10done and that's the coolest thing about
  142. 5:11Higgsfield. It literally builds all of
  143. 5:13them in parallel which means you don't
  144. 5:15have to wait whatsoever. And now, what
  145. 5:18I'm going to do is let's ask Claude
  146. 5:20Design to add these to our hero section
  147. 5:22and then we are done. So now, it goes
  148. 5:26straight into the container that's been
  149. 5:28sitting there empty since the wireframe
  150. 5:31and that's a VFX artist and weeks of
  151. 5:34render time and it literally just
  152. 5:36happened in a chat window while I was
  153. 5:39talking to you.
  154. 5:44So there, the hero is now done. So now,
  155. 5:46let's build our next section. So, this
  156. 5:48one is for the team, and I don't want a
  157. 5:50grid of headshots. I want the building
  158. 5:52that they're working at night, and I
  159. 5:54want you to go and find them yourself.
  160. 5:56So, we are going to be generating two
  161. 5:58versions of the same building, one
  162. 6:00completely dark and one completely lit,
  163. 6:03and then we are stacking them so that
  164. 6:04your cursor decides which one you are
  165. 6:07looking at, okay? So, let's start off
  166. 6:08with the dark one first. Use XF to
  167. 6:10generate an office building at night,
  168. 6:12every window unlit and black, and the
  169. 6:15shape only just readable against a
  170. 6:17slightly lighter sky, okay? And then for
  171. 6:20the second one, which will be the lit
  172. 6:22version of the same exact building, and
  173. 6:24now it's time for Claude to wire it up,
  174. 6:27okay? So, I'm going to say, "Stack these
  175. 6:29two, dark on top and lit hidden
  176. 6:31underneath. Mask the lit layer with a
  177. 6:33soft radial gradient that follows the
  178. 6:36cursor, okay? On touch devices, animate
  179. 6:39it along a slow winding path instead,
  180. 6:42okay? There we go." And here is the
  181. 6:45result. The section opens completely
  182. 6:47dark, and then light follows your
  183. 6:49pointer, and inside every window there's
  184. 6:52something working. Now, that's the way
  185. 6:54to introduce a team. So, you are moving
  186. 6:58a glow across the surface that actually
  187. 7:01shows real information. These are the
  188. 7:03kinds of effects that make a
  189. 7:04thousand-dollar website. And on top of
  190. 7:06that, the best part about this is that
  191. 7:08because we are building in Claude
  192. 7:09design, I can ask it to pull my brand
  193. 7:11color and font palette from this
  194. 7:14website. And now it can be used across
  195. 7:16all media formats from decks to UI
  196. 7:19mockups. One tool is literally the thing
  197. 7:22that's keeping everything consistent.
  198. 7:28And then, it's now time for the rest of
  199. 7:32the page, okay? So, that is the copy,
  200. 7:34the testimonials, the call to action.
  201. 7:36So, I have one prompt covering it all
  202. 7:38since I want to keep it pretty simple.
  203. 7:40And again, XF is going to generate it,
  204. 7:43and then Claude is going to build it in,
  205. 7:45and just like that, our website is
  206. 7:48ready. So, now to make this live, I'm
  207. 7:50simply just going to click on a share on
  208. 7:52the top right, and then I'm going to go
  209. 7:54into more formats and apps, and there I
  210. 7:57can directly import to Claude code, and
  211. 7:59from there, we are just going to go
  212. 8:02ahead and deploy it to Vercel in one
  213. 8:05simple prompt, just like this. Okay. And
  214. 8:07now, if you want to deploy it directly
  215. 8:09from Claude design to Vercel, you can
  216. 8:11also do that, but having it in Claude
  217. 8:14code just makes it easier for any future
  218. 8:16changes. And there, what you are looking
  219. 8:19at right now is the live UI outlet
  220. 8:22anyone can now access, meaning this is
  221. 8:25now live.
  222. 8:30So, now onto our second site, it's going
  223. 8:32to be the same workflow, but it's going
  224. 8:34to be a completely different site, and
  225. 8:35I'm going to show you that in a minute,
  226. 8:37but I'll keep this one super quick,
  227. 8:39okay? So, Kai is going to be a store,
  228. 8:42okay? So, it starts the same way, okay?
  229. 8:45Wireframe first, the hero, the product,
  230. 8:47then the product page, the checkout, the
  231. 8:49gray boxes, no color, no images, okay?
  232. 8:52So, you got the gist of that. Then, one
  233. 8:54prompt for the visuals, and then
  234. 8:56Higgsfield generates the product shots,
  235. 8:58the lifestyle images, and a short
  236. 9:00looping video for the hero. So, it's the
  237. 9:03same style across all of it, and it's
  238. 9:05going to be inside the canvas, and
  239. 9:08nothing is going to be exported. So,
  240. 9:10Claude then drops them straight into the
  241. 9:12grid, and here is the final result,
  242. 9:16okay? So, there's a clean product grid,
  243. 9:19every item playing a short loop whenever
  244. 9:21you have a hover it, just like this, and
  245. 9:24a hero that moves, okay? Which is
  246. 9:27basically what we're going for. A
  247. 9:28product page that doesn't look like you
  248. 9:30just found it on some template. Okay, so
  249. 9:33that is two sites. One's a cinematic
  250. 9:37scroll through universe that I really
  251. 9:39like. The other one is a store. So,
  252. 9:42these are different niches, but using
  253. 9:44the same exact workflow. So, now you can
  254. 9:47build whatever site you want with Claude
  255. 9:50design. And also, let's not forget about
  256. 9:52it, Higgs Field. So, get started now by
  257. 9:54clicking the link in the description
  258. 9:56below. Plus, also please don't forget
  259. 9:59this every single prompt from today's
  260. 10:01build is inside our free school
  261. 10:03community. And also, that link is also
  262. 10:05down below in the description below. So,
  263. 10:07if this video helped you, like I'm
  264. 10:09pretty sure it did, then what I want you
  265. 10:10to do is hit that like button,
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  271. 10:20going to be catching you on the next
  272. 10:22one.

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