In this video, I show you how I’m using Claude Design to build websites that feel way more polished—fast. I rebuilt my AI Automation Society site and my personal site in about 20 minutes each, and the big difference is the “scroll journey” vibe: interactive, 3D-ish cards, dynamic scenes, and a site that feels like you’re moving through a story instead of reading a boring landing page. I also talk about the reality of limits—because I’ve already burned through my design quota and spent extra usage just experimenting—so I’ll show you how to iterate without draining your session. We go step-by-step from idea → brand plan in Claude chat → generating a hero background image/video (I use key.ai with Nano Banana 2 + Cance 2.0) → building inside Claude Design with sketches, uploads, comments, and inline edits. Then I show how to use the tweaks panel to explore palettes, accents, fonts, spacing, and layouts without sending prompt after prompt. Finally, I export the project, bring it into Claude Code, push it to GitHub, and deploy on Vercel—plus how I troubleshoot a 404 when the first deploy doesn’t work. The takeaway: build in sections, iterate visually, and keep your workflow clean from prototype to production.