Claude Design Now Builds Beautiful $10,000 Websites (NO AI Slop)

0:00More design can now build beautiful

0:02websites that don't look like AI slop,

0:05but only if you use the right systems

0:07that are now available. And in this

0:09video, I'll show you this simple and new

0:11system [music] to build gorgeous

0:12websites in any design replicably so you

0:15can destroy the AI slop monster. And if

0:18you haven't already, grab that beautiful

0:20coffee and let's dive straight in. Now,

0:23the enemy has a name, it is the AI slop

0:25monster. I invite you to join me on this

0:28crusade. Now, the reason why most

0:29websites look exactly the same is cuz

0:31everybody gives it the same prompt and

0:33these models are spitting out the same

0:35consistent outcome, the same gradient,

0:37the same cards, the same hero section,

0:39everything, guys. It's like living in

0:40Groundhog Day every single day, and I

0:42like variety. This is why I'm making

0:44this video. Now, you can spot it in a

0:46second. So, let's understand what the

0:48slop monster is before we understand

0:50what the solution actually is. It's the

0:52same typeface. Font is so, so important

0:56and barely anybody speaks about it. And

0:58by the end of this video, you're going

0:59to have a system to create beautiful

1:01websites. It's going to level up your

1:02graphical game. They're going to be

1:04saying, "Hey, who is this incredible

1:05designer person and where did you come

1:06from?" The other thing we've got is the

1:08classic indigo to violet fade. I know

1:10that this itself is an indigo, the irony

1:12is not lost on me, but purple is the

1:14color I wanted to see gradient on this

1:15one. Three feature cards everywhere,

1:17it's always consistently three. Have you

1:19noticed that? Over time, it's three.

1:21Everything's got the same round on it,

1:22the frosted glass, and a headline that

1:25just sounds like AI slop. People don't

1:27even change the text. So, the first

1:29level in destroying the AI slop monster

1:32is to give it a system, not a prompt.

1:35Jack, what do you mean by that? Well, we

1:37want to give it a design system, okay?

1:39So, essentially, Claude itself does not

1:41know what great design is. Now, we can

1:44look at different websites to this. One

1:45fantastic example is this. I mentioned

1:48it on a previous video. This, guys, is

1:50like Willy Wonka's chocolate factory for

1:52gorgeous websites. I mean, look at this.

1:54We've got linear, we've got steep, we've

1:56got air. These are gorgeous. The Mercury

1:58website, it's fantastic. So, what we can

2:00do is leverage those to actually

2:02understand what amazing design looks

2:05like, and then when we know what that

2:06looks like, we can reverse-engineer how

2:08you actually create something that is

2:10gorgeous. For example, it could be, you

2:13know, you can just see the different

2:14design styles that come down here. So,

2:16the first thing that we need to do is go

2:17over to this website here. I'm going to

2:18put all the links down below. Anytime

2:21you get any free resources, and I give

2:22away all the game for free, it is the

2:24second link in the description, which

2:26says free resources. I'll take you free

2:28through to a free community. It looks

2:29like this, and it'll have a direct link

2:31to everything. It's just a place where I

2:33put all of my free guides. I get so many

2:35questions on it. I just want to make

2:36sure that you can access everything you

2:37need to very easily. So, what we're

2:39going to do, guys, is grab this like so,

2:41and then head over to Claude. Now, the

2:42first thing we do, of course, is top up

2:44on coffee. Mm.

2:46Don't forget to tip your barista, guys.

2:48And what we're going to do is the blog.

2:49We'll come down, and we're going to

2:50paste in this here like so. And then

2:52you're going to say, "I would like to

2:54build a beautiful website. I've given

2:56you a list to loads of gorgeous frontier

3:00websites. And what I would like you to

3:02do is to go through those and find for

3:04me three examples that are most closely

3:07related to my desired business. My

3:10desired business is an AI education app,

3:14kind of like Duolingo. Give me the three

3:16links, okay?" Enter that in, and then

3:18just send it off. Now, you can look

3:20yourself, but this is the first step.

3:22Effectively, what I want to do here is

3:23find websites that look gorgeous, that

3:25are in our niche, look fantastic.

3:27Already, my eye is drawn to Duolingo. I

3:29think that looks gorgeous. And we can

3:31find these different designs. You can do

3:33this yourself, or you can get AI to help

3:35you, because there are hundreds and

3:37hundreds and hundreds of websites listed

3:39here, and they are all gorgeous. And

3:41then Claude is going to give us three of

3:43its best options. Again, you can do this

3:45directly. For example, you can actually

3:47come down to popular, which is awesome,

3:49and you can see the most popular ones

3:50that are there. Mercury is gorgeous. We

3:52can look at the newest and we can also

3:54even come down here and search. So, I

3:55could just come down for education, for

3:57example, and then I can see all of the

3:59different educational ones, if I want

4:01to. But, you can see it's gorgeous, lots

4:04of optionality. So, we have Duolingo,

4:06which I think is excellent. We have

4:07Quizlet, which is okay, I think. And

4:09then we have Slush. Slush is very

4:11finesse-y. I think the most relevant of

4:13them all, obviously Slush is very cool,

4:15very fresh. I do love the way that the

4:17kind of apps bleed in. It's kind of got

4:19good scrolling animations. And then

4:21Duolingo itself here just has a

4:23beautiful thing and it's got these like

4:25individual graphics, which I think look

4:27fantastic. So, what we're going to do is

4:29go ahead with Duolingo, cuz I think it

4:31looks awesome. So, we're just going to

4:32come down and copy this. And then inside

4:34Claude, you're going to give it the

4:35below prompt, which is this. "Hey there,

4:37I would like you to look at this design

4:39reference for Duolingo. I'm going to

4:41build an app that teaches people AI. I

4:43would like you to keep everything else

4:45Essentially, we're saying be inspired by

4:46this design system. Here's another

4:48design system you may want to look at as

4:49well as a secondary reference, but

4:51essentially just use this entire design

4:53system to build me one for something

4:55where basically I am teaching AI to

4:58individuals. I am the Duolingo of AI,

5:00basically." Come down and just literally

5:02drop in the link to Duolingo. And if you

5:04want to, you can also go ahead and drop

5:06in a second design system, that's

5:07optional. The model we're going to use

5:08is going to be Fable 5 and we will be

5:10okay with Xtra. You can also do High, it

5:12doesn't make too much of a difference.

5:14Then, of course, we'll get some

5:15clarificatory questions from Claude as

5:17well. So, "What's the app called?" Uh

5:19why don't we go ahead and call it Neuro?

5:21That's an interesting idea. That could

5:23be cool. Uh promptly. Promptly sounds a

5:25bit lame. Let's go for this one. Cool.

5:27I'm going to say we can do Duolingo

5:28green. Let's just keep it as it is, I

5:30think. Maybe do a little bit more of a

5:31blue style instead of green. Great. And

5:33send that one off. And also, guys, I'm

5:34going to put a link down below for a

5:36skill that knits parts of process

5:38together. So, it's going to really

5:40drastically improve your output and will

5:42improve the quality massively. Now, it's

5:44come back and it has done it. So, let's

5:45check out the Neuro website. Number one,

5:48this is Draft one. As you can see, it's

5:50got that very Duolingo-esque, like get

5:52started, very cool. We've got the

5:53buttons, free, fun, effective, and we've

5:56got some kind of placeholders there.

5:57Really cool. Scroll down, learn anytime,

6:00anywhere. Beautiful job with the font.

6:02Come down, looks good, and I think it's

6:04really crushed this. And then bottom

6:05right, design system. And then this

6:07essentially is our entire design system.

6:09We come down, log in for the app. Now,

6:11the cool thing is you have a fully

6:12codified design system here. Why is that

6:14cool? Well, basically, when you're

6:15building out the apps, you know these

6:16mechanics, like I'm just showing this as

6:18an example. In reality, you wouldn't

6:19just use Duolingo's, but you get the

6:21idea of how powerful this is. Email,

6:23password, log in. Love this. It really

6:26does crush it and get all different game

6:28Excuse me, the game mechanics. I need

6:30more coffees. This is crazy. Right spot

6:32dogs. As you can see, it's got all this

6:33sort of stuff locked down, which is

6:35great. Now, this is locked in. But what

6:37we need to do is take it to a new level.

6:39Now we have the architecture and the

6:41skeleton inside. And we're going to do

6:43that by moving on to the second level.

6:46And the idea with this is the ability to

6:47generate beautiful graphics, videos,

6:51animations, and also compare basically

6:54combine this with its strongest skill,

6:56with the design system's strongest

6:58skill. What do I actually mean by that?

7:00Well, the idea is we want to generate

7:02videos. We want to have reference

7:03inputs. We want to have um if we want

7:05volume or sound, which I don't

7:06recommend, but you can have that in

7:07there. We can crush the slot monster,

7:09and we can bring everything together.

7:11So, to do that, we're going to do two

7:12things. I'm going to be using Higgsfield

7:13for this. You can use basically generate

7:15anything here. Any images you want to,

7:17any videos, lots of different models.

7:19It's very cool. And the cool thing is we

7:21can actually connect this to Claude

7:22super duper easy with this page, which

7:24means that we can set Claude off on a

7:26mission, and then it will use Higgsfield

7:29and the models within Higgsfield to

7:30essentially create a gargantuan number

7:33of beautiful designs, which is freaking

7:34awesome. So, first thing to do, if you

7:36haven't already, is you can literally

7:37screenshot this, copy, you come over to

7:39Claude, paste that in, and say, "Hey

7:42there, I want you to connect to the

7:43Higgs field via the CLI."

7:46And once you've done that, it will then

7:47open a new window, you'll sign in, and

7:49then you'll be able to use Higgs field

7:51within side Claude code. And what we're

7:52going to do is combine it with

7:54incredible prompts. So, I'm going to go

7:55ahead and grab this from I believe it's

7:56in the vault. Come down and we're

7:58looking for design loops. Now, if you

8:01haven't seen this design loop video, I

8:02will link it on screen. It is really

8:04cool. It gets me super excited about it.

8:06But, all you're going to do is come down

8:07and grab the skill. Again, I'll put this

8:10uh in the same resources in the second

8:11link under the description. It is

8:13amazing. It's called the gauntlet loop.

8:14I called it the design loop. It is

8:16absolutely fantastic. And effectively,

8:19what we're going to do now is copy this

8:20and head back over to Claude. And then

8:22we're going to give it the below prompt.

8:23So, I'm going to actually paste in my

8:25design loop, okay? Which I've already

8:26created as a skill. So, if you haven't

8:28done this, just paste this in and say,

8:30"Hey there, I want you to turn this into

8:32a skill." All right? Then basically,

8:34come down, paste this in, and it will

8:35turn it into the design loop skill. Now,

8:37when that's installed, when you do

8:39forward slash, you can literally type in

8:41loop and it brings up the design loop.

8:43Now, here's the cool thing that I want

8:44you to do. I want you to give it a

8:46prompt that sounds a little something

8:48like this. I'm basically going to do

8:49this.

8:50Hey there, I want you to go ahead for me

8:52and ruthlessly compare this website with

8:56Duolingo's. Specifically, I want to

8:59bring this to life. Duolingo has loads

9:01of beautiful animated graphics. It's got

9:03a distinctive graphic style. I want you

9:06to go ahead and create a unique graphic

9:07style with unique characters um in the

9:10kind of Duolingo style, but obviously

9:12make it unique so it's specific to us.

9:14And I want you to then go ahead and use

9:16Duolingo as a gold standard reference. I

9:19want you to go ahead and look at the

9:20graphics, look at the animations all the

9:22way through it, and basically create our

9:24version of what that is based on our

9:27unique style that you create and unique

9:29motions such that it essentially

9:31looks like the AI version of this. So,

9:34it's not the same thing. It's our own

9:35style, our own unique business, our own

9:37product, but effectively look at it. And

9:39for example, look at the section where

9:40we have learn anytime, anywhere. Every

9:43section I want to look gorgeous and

9:45absolutely flawless. This is what I

9:46would call the gold standard. Now, I

9:48want you to go ahead and use the Higgs

9:50field CLI to generate the unique

9:53graphics and also the unique videos and

9:55make sure you're using Seed Dance 2.5

9:58for the best video generations. I can

10:01see just looking at the graphics, a lot

10:03of them are on a loop. There's a lot of

10:05personality, it's quirky and it's very

10:06distinctive. Make sure you understand

10:08all aspects of the website to bring that

10:11personality out. Now, you're going to

10:13come back over, drop that in like so,

10:15and literally let it run its magic. Now,

10:17the cool thing about the design loop is

10:18the design loop itself says, "Hey, this

10:21is our website." And you give it a gold

10:23standard. And essentially what it does

10:26is the the model is going to try and

10:28recreate it. And it'll have various

10:31judges that are saying, "Does this fit

10:33the mark?" Yes or no? And if it does, it

10:36passes, but if not, essentially it goes

10:37through a loop. Because if you ask

10:40Claude to improve a design, it will

10:42often say, "Okay, great." You ask it

10:44five times, it finds five different

10:46reasons. So, the design loop system

10:48helps us cut a lot of that out. So,

10:49since I'm generating unique video

10:51assets, I'm going to go with a pilot

10:53strategy first to make sure that I like

10:55the design and the feel. And it enables

10:56us to iterate it before hitting the full

10:59bam bam walla walla bing bong, which is

11:01code for basically doing the full

11:03website. So, what should our character

11:05cast be? So, Duolingo has Duo the owl

11:07plus a cast of humans. We need our own

11:09equivalent that reads as AI without

11:11being a cliché robot. I completely

11:12agree. Neuro the neuron sounds lame to

11:15me. Little robot devices. Now, this is

11:17the bit where you want to inject your

11:18own personal design. So, AI should help

11:21us Basically, the design bit is the fun

11:23bit. I want to own the creative output.

11:24I don't want AI to replace creativity.

11:26It's not its job. Its job is to replace

11:29repetition in the creative process, not

11:31the creativity itself, actually. So, for

11:33example, here I've said I want to do a

11:35shark as our core thing. Kind of like

11:37Gymshark, but our robot version. We'll

11:39call him Robo shark, so we could

11:41probably play around with the kind of

11:42oceanic and land theme, bringing

11:43different robotic mechanical versions of

11:45animals to make it kind of appear

11:46appealing, but clear that it is AI, and

11:49then send that one off. And then once

11:50the design loop has completed, it has

11:52gone ahead and built me this. Now, I

11:53must admit, I went back and said I

11:54didn't quite like the idea of a robot

11:56crocodile, and I actually settled on a

11:58different design idea because with

12:00basically could all come back and say,

12:01"Hey, do you want this? Do you want

12:02that?" And I was like, "I actually think

12:03this design style is really cool." So,

12:06check this out. This is the website with

12:08the loop and everything we've got here.

12:10One lesson 5 minutes, we have this

12:12interactive thing here, and you can feel

12:14this do a lingo. That wasn't a real

12:16question, by the way. That was a test.

12:17Although, that one was legit. Going to

12:19come down, we've got this beautiful

12:20interactivity here, built on how people

12:22actually learn. This is gorgeous.

12:25Did it I'm really, really impressed with

12:28this.

12:29I mean, it's got its own unique design

12:31style. It is actually crazy. I mean,

12:33look at this, guys. Have you seen stuff

12:35like this being created in this process?

12:37It is wild. In a month, you'll prompt

12:39like you mean it, get started, and then

12:40we got a nice animation at the bottom,

12:42things popping up, they're having a good

12:43time, and then we have the full

12:45beautiful website building using this

12:48exact system. And all we did is link in

12:50Higgsfield CLI for the image and video

12:52generation. It create various different

12:53images and various different videos.

12:55But, that links very nicely onto the

12:56next level for this. And what is it the

12:59next level beyond this and what once

13:01we've done the image and video

13:02generation, we have to talk about

13:04typography in our battle against the AI

13:07slop monster. One of the things that we

13:09need to do is genuinely upgrade our

13:12ability to use better fonts. And the

13:14reason for that, and you can just have a

13:15look at this as for instance, fonts

13:17change everything. It's like the biggest

13:20difference. I remember when I did my

13:21corporate job, when I did my big

13:23strategy job before I left to become an

13:24entrepreneur a few years ago, and I

13:26always remember any doc I got, the first

13:27thing I did is control A, change it to

13:29Avenir or just any font I could get my

13:31hand on in that terrible Microsoft Word

13:34that I I was stuck in. So, fonts change

13:36everything. There's so many different

13:38fonts. It is a rabbit hole. But what do

13:39I mean by that? Well, there's actually a

13:41load of really free fonts you can play

13:43around with. I I talk about them all the

13:45time inside the community. But all these

13:46fonts here are completely free that you

13:49can actually use. And it's dead simple

13:51to integrate. I really love

13:52fontself.com. They're not a sponsor or

13:55anything. fontself.com because it

13:56actually shows you what fonts look like

13:58in real life situations. Fonts in use is

14:01another really good example of that. You

14:02can see like, "Wow, this looks really

14:04cool." And you can get different

14:05ideations from this. Now, practically

14:07speaking, I built this system inside my

14:09community to help people with design

14:11systems. And one of the things I added

14:13in there is this graphic section here.

14:15Now, the cool thing about the graphic

14:16section is when it goes ahead and

14:18designs your website, it effectively

14:20shows you what that looks like, explains

14:22the construction rules, it shows you the

14:24asset inventory. Again, this is all

14:26completely unique generated imagery. Uh

14:29it shows you kind of like a model sheet

14:30that you can follow with an ideal color

14:32palette. But beyond that, if you

14:34actually scroll down, you can see that

14:36what it does is has all these different

14:38fonts you can choose from. And you can

14:39actually come down and select these.

14:41Now, what's cool is I've added in a

14:43recommended selector. And essentially

14:45what the AI does is has a look at what

14:47the brand is about, what it's doing,

14:49what it's not doing. And then we'll

14:51essentially say, "Well, you're going for

14:52like a modern SAS look." And based on

14:54that information, you want to evoke like

14:56trust and confidence, you want something

14:57that's got the right level of kerning,

14:59all that sort of stuff. And you can

15:00literally come down and just see the

15:02fonts that you want. All these are

15:03available. You can play around with

15:05them. You can click them and basically

15:06change that if you wanted to see what it

15:08looks like. Which I think is an

15:10incredible thing. So, you always want to

15:12check the licensing on fonts. I wouldn't

15:14personally be adverse to buying a

15:16brilliant font. I think it's worth its

15:17weight in gold. But there are so many

15:19free fonts that you can play around

15:21with, and it will honestly just elevate

15:23and lift the quality of any design that

15:26you're doing. Oh, fonts are one thing,

15:27but if you don't have this next-level

15:29solved, none of this is worth anything.

15:31And of course, it is the copy. I could

15:34have the best design, the best, most

15:35beautiful graphics on the planet, but

15:38there's one simple thing. If this copy

15:40is terrible and doesn't look good,

15:43nobody's really going to buy from it

15:44because it's just the biggest giveaway

15:47in the world is the copy. The copy has

15:50to look absolutely beautiful. I mean,

15:51just look at these beautiful images

15:53we've got here, guys, the different the

15:55different things that we offer here on

15:57Neuro. I mean, this is got I'm about to

15:58sign up. I'm about to get my credit card

16:00out and sign up to this service.

16:01Honestly, I'm 2 seconds away from buying

16:03it. That's how good this design is. But

16:05when it comes to copy, it genuinely

16:08really is everything. It's super duper

16:10important. It changes It really just

16:11changes what it things are perceived.

16:13Now, one skill I did share as well, and

16:14I'll share this skill with you down

16:16below in the copy. And by the way, if

16:18this sounds like I'm speaking design

16:20Spanish, I'm going to put a link down

16:21below for my Cloak Code Masterclass that

16:23will take you through the basics,

16:24building beautiful websites, power

16:26features, memory systems, Hermes Agent,

16:28building anything stuff I've never

16:30shared on YouTube. You also get full

16:31access to the entire Agentic Operating

16:34System, the Memory Operating Systems,

16:36the ability to chat with any single

16:38model, and my exclusive design operating

16:41system, which is so freaking cool. I'll

16:43put a link down below. It'll save you so

16:45much time and get you to a level you

16:47wouldn't even imagine. It is so amazing.

16:49Now, let's come back and chat about the

16:51actual copy here and what that

16:52physically looks like because it is

16:54really, really important. So, one of the

16:55copy systems that I actually built was

16:57this great thing. And essentially, what

16:59I wanted to do is you can take any copy

17:01on a website and you can run it through

17:02a system. Now, what this effectively

17:04does is it checks it for multiple

17:06things. First thing it does, it kills

17:07the AI slop. So, it identifies what are

17:09all the features that AI writing has and

17:11are incredible GitHub repos that I

17:12brought in for this specific reason. Any

17:14signs of AI writing, we're going to run

17:16it through GPT 5.6. We do this because

17:20Claude is so prolific, its greatest

17:22strength has in a sense become its

17:24biggest weakness cuz everybody's using

17:26it, right? So, GPT 5.6 just makes it

17:29sound a little more human rather than

17:30Claude-esque. We get world-class copy.

17:32This has been trained on things like

17:34what are the best marketers actually

17:36saying? What it also does is it

17:38identifies, for example, what are the

17:40brands that you're using? So, for

17:42example, if I'm building a website cuz

17:44the point of the website is to get

17:45customers, right? If I'm building a

17:46website on a SaaS, let's look at the top

17:49five SaaS companies in our niche, and

17:52what are they all doing that the losers

17:54aren't doing? Like, what can we learn

17:55from what's actually crushing it? And it

17:57takes that copy and that edge and that

17:59design and brings it in to the actual

18:02copy. So, not only is it got the

18:03AI-ification, it's it's adjusting the

18:06sales copy for you as well. It has a ban

18:08list for words, certain ways of doing

18:10it, runs it through many different

18:11things. The five big principles are the

18:13below, and I say this because I

18:15genuinely matters to me that you crush

18:16and you can apply these principles

18:17anyway. Don't make me think. One of the

18:19best books I've ever read. Whole idea is

18:22you want basically system one thinking,

18:25not system two. In other words, when I'm

18:27on your website, I shouldn't have to

18:28engage my brain. I it should just roll

18:30over me. And that's the purpose of great

18:33design and great copy that I don't have

18:35to think difficultly. If I said, "Hey,

18:37it's 29.62%

18:39and you've got to take the square root,"

18:41all of a sudden you've lost me. You're

18:42making me do too much work to understand

18:44it. That's why thumbnails that are

18:46simpler tend to do better as well. Name

18:48the pain first, and this is from Daniel

18:50Priestley's marketing system. It's very,

18:51very cool. Specific assignment one ask

18:54per screen. This is something I always

18:55do. One page, one thought, which is why

18:58you'll often find, even on our system

19:01here, if I just duplicate this and show

19:02you, check this out. I come to the

19:03website. What's the idea?

19:05I'm on one screen. We call this a kind

19:07of like

19:08I've got a specific name for it, but the

19:10height is it like everything fits in one

19:12screen view, and it's got one point. And

19:14the point of this is to get started.

19:15Then the next one is the demo. And then

19:17this one is one again one screen one

19:20point. As you can see, it's really

19:21important. This one here, download the

19:22app or whatever the specific thing is.

19:24All that to say, it's built on

19:26everything, but it doesn't mean anything

19:28unless it's actually good. So, let's see

19:30what's happened here. So, this is

19:31actually suggested change 28 lines. Let

19:34me show what I mean. So, instead of get

19:35started, start free. Way more

19:37compelling. Get genuinely good at AI 5

19:40minutes at a time. Everyone uses AI,

19:42almost nobody is good at it.

19:44Interesting. You go here, Nura is 5

19:46minutes a day of real prompting.

19:48Problems marked the second you answer,

19:49you stop guessing at what works.

19:51Beautiful. Get started start your first

19:52lesson is specific. And again, and it

19:54just comes down and explains everything

19:56it's doing. It's really really freaking

19:57impressive. Like check this out for

19:58example, instead of saying 5 minutes

20:00wherever you are, 5 minutes on the train

20:02counts. That's so good because now I've

20:04got a visualization of like, hey, I'm on

20:06the train. I'm doing something that

20:07actually matters. It's really really

20:09impressive. Instead of go further with

20:10it when 5 minutes isn't enough. Instead

20:12of get started, start your first lesson.

20:14So, there's like a million different

20:15things it could down here. I think it

20:16found actually 28 different changes that

20:18it went ahead and moved through this.

20:19I'm also going to be updating this to

20:21apply like more logic as well, which I

20:22think it'd be really cool to level up

20:24the system. And the other thing that the

20:26system did as well is actually go ahead

20:27and build a new design system. So, you

20:28can see it basically shows you the

20:30typography, how it works, all the

20:31different buttons. And the cool thing

20:33about a design system is it shows you

20:35how you log in, how you do everything,

20:36your color palettes, all that sort of

20:37stuff. So, essentially what it means is

20:39that if we need to recreate any of the

20:41pages, any systems, we've got like this

20:43design system locked in. And honestly,

20:45don't underestimate the power of image

20:47and video generation. I use this

20:49platform a lot, and one of the

20:51interesting things that I often find

20:52when I'm using it is it just really

20:55elevates the website, any kind of

20:56interactivity. And bear in mind, we

20:58could go back and forth to make this

20:59like level 10. I just want to show you

21:01what when you combine the best in class

21:03prompting, you know, cool design, the

21:05right kind of image and video generation

21:07like we use the Hexfield in this

21:08example. Just the kind of thing that you

21:10can get that doesn't feel like AI slop.

21:13And so, what's also important to bear in

21:14mind is that any fonts you're using,

21:16just make sure that you have the right

21:17license for it. So, some are free for

21:19personal use, but commercial will not.

21:20So, just make sure that you're locked

21:21and secure with that. Then also, when it

21:23comes down to design, I used Duolingo as

21:25an example here. In reality, you want to

21:27combine multiple different designs to

21:28create something unique and your own

21:30particular style. I'm just showing you

21:32what is possible here when you do this.

21:33So, in reality, I wouldn't copy this

21:35step-by-step, and I would be changing

21:37certain things out. I'd be doing

21:38different design systems, but you can

21:39see how you can take any principle,

21:41essentially, whatever you imagine. If I

21:42wanted to do the AI of Duolingo, we have

21:44just built it like in this video. That's

21:47how freaking cool it is. We've got our

21:48own graphic style. We've got our own

21:49images. It is literally outrageous. But,

21:52it does lead us onto a big problem, and

21:53that's the fact that design systems are

21:55great, but if you don't have your own

21:58agentic operating system that combines

22:01designs with productivity and

22:04automations and AI, and really unlocks

22:07next-level capabilities for you, you're

22:09leaving way too much on the table. So,

22:12the next thing that we need to do is

22:13learn exactly how to do that in this

22:15video right here.