DM today from one of you guys

DM today from one of you guys and I wanted to make this very quick very easy to follow video on how to make the best banger front ends possible. Let me just put it out there that even in the comments, you're gonna see people call it ugly. That's gonna happen no matter what you make. But just make sure that you take the true parts of that criticism to make your thing, whatever it is, better. Here's the most recent website I made as you guys know for Clip Farm. I think it's nice. Again, it could be much prettier, blah blah blah blah blah. But for what I wanted to do, the amount of work I want to put into this, I think it's good. Here's another website I made for my iOS app. I really like this one. I think it's super pretty. It has animations, a vibe, it's pretty. Blah blah blah blah blah. Step number one is Pinterest. Go to Pinterest, type website design for whatever it is that you're trying to make. Find inspiration. Very, very important point. You steal it. Don't steal it word for word section by section, that's stupid. That's for losers. But heavily take inspiration from every single random thing here. Everything here, just take inspiration from it. To this website here, it's called recent.design. This is also free. And I'm not affiliated with any of these guys. And you can find designs, single to make. Say you find one that you like, you can press it. You can share this link with Claude and be like, yo, I want to look like this. Or what other people don't do is if it's animated, take a screen recording. Screen record, just this section here and feed that into Claude. These have inspiration. Or you can, or you want to look when building. I highly recommend Opus 5, Fable 5, whatever, over Codex. Right now, UI and Codex is really ugly. Claude Design is amazing. Use Claude Design. Whatever design, you can then hand off to Codex or code. But if you have Codex, that's totally fine. Just do the same exact thing, but skip the Claude design part. But if you have Codex, just do the same thing. Skip the Claude design part.