KIMI 3 - 5 Design Tests for UI/UX & Logos

All right, everybody. Kimmy 3 just released yesterday and I'm giving it a try for the very first time. I have not even tried it yet and we are going to be putting it through the test in terms of design. What can it do in terms of design and we're going to compare it at least with one of the examples with

Fable 5. And just a few weeks ago when Fable 5 released, I had one of my largest videos ever, over 600,000 views.

We're going to see just how much better Kimmy 3 is or worse at design as compared to the latest Frontier models.

So, the very first one we're going to take a look at is actually for a real project, fusionq.com. This is for my upcoming pool projection live ball tracking app that I've been working on really for a couple years now in different context. And we can see here that it's uh this is a pretty

interesting landing page. Fable 5 was used to basically generate this landing page. It's not finished. There's a lot of filler stuff. I I have to put in real content. But we're going to see if Kimmy 3 can, you know, kind of do something maybe that oneups it or maybe it's worse. We're going to find out. So,

here's the prompt really quickly. Gain a thorough understanding of what this project is about based on the landing page at fusionq.com. Create an entirely new landing page outlining five key features.

Utilize modern design trends. Sparingly use shader effects. Integrate tasteful interactive animations. You're not bound at all by the previous design system.

The goal is to come up with a new design system with your own colors, fonts, etc. that would align best with this project.

So, I'm going to paste that in here into Claude Code. And you can see if I type in for/model, you'll see Kimmy 3 right there. That's the one we want to use. I bought $20 worth of credits. So, if you look right here right now, it says my balance. I bought 20. For some reason, it says 24.82. So, it's $25 really. And

we're going to see how much this single prompt takes up as well. And by the way, this is in a folder that is completely empty. All right, that took 39 minutes.

And I have not looked at the design yet. It it did actually bring up Chrome DevTools for a split second in the mobile version, and it looked green, but I hit it. So, we're going to check out this design and see what it came up with. Here we go. Let's refresh a little bit of an intro. I think this is

supposed to be green felt in the background. Um, initial impressions is I feel like it needs to be like this, a little bit larger, but that's not a big deal. Let's scroll down and see what the other sections are. I can see it kind of Oh, that's actually it actually made it kind of interactive. That's kind of