Using Claude Design 2.0 to NOT Produce SLOP

What's up, everybody? Check this design out. I'm going to show you exactly how I made this with Claude design 2.0. I think we can all agree it's not AI slop.

This is a very specific direction that I guided it towards through the course of several different prompts. So, I'm going to show you how to get started with Claude design 2.0. We're using Fable here. Uh you don't have to. Um and first we're going to set up a design system, and then we're going to use that design

system to create this hero section that you saw here. Um it's super cool. I'm going to show you how modern designers will use AI in order to create really unique things with the help of AI. Let's get started. Okay, so the first thing you have to ask yourself is, you know, what type of style are you going for?

We're talking about a high-level perspective. You're not sure about the individual details, but you know the general feel that you want to associate with your app, your website, your brand identity essentially. Um so, a great site to go and get inspiration from, and this is true, you know, pre-AI, you

know, get the the process of getting inspiration to something that human designers have always done, and it's not stealing. There's a huge difference between inspiration and stealing. So, mobbin.com or mobbin.com is it's m o b b i n dot com right here as you see, is a great uh place for inspiration. Um and

it's not just theoretical. These are all live websites. So, that's one of the cool things is like a difference between like a a Dribbble and a Behance or something. Um so, essentially, what you can do, and there's a lot of different ways. You have two different tabs, apps and sites. Um these are just mobile

apps, and then we have sites that are like desktop type of apps. And then, if you click up here search sites, you have categories.

Um and so, if you click on styles, you'll see this is where you can kind of go to that high-level perspective. You don't know the details, but you know, you want to have something dark. Maybe you want to have something color colorful, brutalist, fun. We're going to choose fun because typically

when you look at your average AI generated design, I they're they're not necessarily fun. They're kind of corporate, right? So this is kind of a way to test how much we can steer um the originality and the direction of models. So I'm going to click on fun.

And as you can see, you know, there's colorful type of designs and you can narrow in on one like for this this one.

Click on it, click visit site. Here's the site. I would say this is a good example of fun. It's also a very modern website with a lot of animations and scroll based um interactions and all that good stuff. And so what you could do is just uh take screenshots of these certain areas that you really

like and put them into Figma. Um and you can do it across multiple sites, not just one. And that's exactly what I did.