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Just published a new blog post on how to vibe code a marketing website.
This is what works for me, but I’m always open to feedback!
Feel free to check it out here:
veloxthemes.com/blog/how-to-…
I tested 7 popular Claude Code skills for web design so you don’t have to!
tastemaker
Taste Skill
Impeccable
UI/UX Pro Max
transitions.dev
Ponytail
pstack
Do these skills fix the “AI slop” look? Not really.
Some just changed the colors. Others went off-brand.
A good design reference still made the biggest difference. Skills helped, but they needed a clear direction.
After testing them, I think designers matter more than ever. We’re also the art directors now, setting the direction and checking the quality of what AI makes.
Full breakdown veloxthemes.com/blog/claude-…
Pain point section built with Claude for Velox Themes 2.0!
Soon, you’ll be able to copy it for FREE and paste it into your AI agent!
Widya Bayu W retweeted
made a carousel with tactile feeling
feels especially good with macbook's trackpad side swipe
sounds on 🔈
One thing I learned from working with clients is that building a website is one thing, but maintaining it is a whole different story.
I once worked with an online course client who was using an LMS, and managing the website content through its CMS was quite a headache.
Even small changes could be frustrating, especially when the client just wanted to update their content without dealing with all the technical stuff.
So we moved the website to @Framer, where managing and updating the site became much easier.
And that’s something I think a lot of freelancers and agencies can relate to.
Sometimes the problem isn’t how the website was built, but how easy it is for the client to manage it afterward.
That’s why I think Framer makes sense for clients who want more control over their websites without touching code or any technical stuff.
And now Framer just launched Switch, a new program to help freelancers and agencies move client websites to Framer.
You get 50,000 Agent credits for every client site you plan to migrate, plus 50% of Framer’s revenue from your client’s first year of subscription once you hand it over.
If you’ve been thinking about moving a client’s website to Framer, this is worth checking out!
Link below 👇
🤝 Paid partnership
If you need to record a bunch of screens, just ask Opus 5.5 to do it for you
Here's the prompt:
Record a smooth hover demo video of [PAGE URL / FILE].
Frame
- 1440×900, the component centred. Use a contrasting background if it blends in.
- No visible cursor, clicks or browser UI. Use real hover events, original animation speed.
When to zoom
- Measure the area that changes on hover (e.g. the menu items).
- If it's at least half the frame wide and a quarter tall, don't zoom.
- Otherwise zoom so it fills about 70% of the width, max 2.4×. Skip zooms under 1.4×.
- Never zoom past an image's real resolution.
Camera (Screen Studio-smooth)
- Animate zoom and pan together with a critically damped spring (no bounce), about 1 s to settle, zooming in log scale.
- Start at rest, glide in, follow each hovered item (about 1.2 s each), glide back out.
- End on exactly the first frame so it loops seamlessly.
- No more than 8% zoom change per frame.
Output
- MP4 (H.264), 30 fps, 5–8 s, no audio, under 2 MB, full resolution.
- If it's too big, lower the bitrate only; never shrink, crop or speed it up.
In just a few hours, our customers and waitlist members will receive an email inviting them to get early access and become beta testers for Velox Themes 2.0!
We’re so excited to hear feedback from more people!
Keep an eye on your inbox!
Thanks Claude!
Velox Themes 2.0 will be available to all our customers and waitlist members starting next week!
Widya Bayu W retweeted
Some of the components coming to Velox Themes 2.0!
We’ve already sent beta invitations to all our Lifetime Access customers!
Next week, we’ll start inviting our other customers and people on the waitlist.
Make sure to join our waitlist to get early access and an exclusive discount when we launch 👇
veloxthemes.com/waitlist
After 2 months of using GPT Astra for coding, I finally tried Opus 5.5 because of all the hype.
And now I get why people love it.
The biggest difference I've noticed is how they approach tasks.
GPT Astra tends to overthink and spend more time planning, while Opus 5.5 gets straight to work and implements changes much faster.
But I still think both are great for different things.
Here's my current workflow:
Opus 5.5 → Creates the initial plan, writes code, and implements features.
GPT Astra → Challenging plans and finding blind spots (the overthinking actually helps here)
GPT Sol 6.1 → Code reviews and catching bugs
Opus 5.5 is now my go to for coding, but Astra is still valuable for second opinions.
I've also been using the Claude Max plan 5x and barely hit any limits, even with intensive coding sessions.
We’re sending out beta testing invitations to our Lifetime Access customers in just a few minutes so they can try Velox Themes 2.0!
Keep an eye on your inbox for the invite!
Beta testing with our friends is now complete!
Tomorrow, we’ll send an email to our Lifetime Access customers inviting them to beta test Velox Themes 2.0!
My best workflow so far for building websites:
1. Find inspiration
2. Design with Figma
3. Plan the implementation with AI
4. Implement with AI
5. Browser testing with AI and manual testing
6. Code review with AI
7. Publish
After working on Velox Themes 2.0 for 2 months, we’re finally opening up beta testing to our friends!
Let me know if you want to be a beta tester, and I’ll DM you access.
We’ve already sent out a few invites, so make sure to check your inbox or DMs!
Widya Bayu W retweeted
built a design tool to give @VeloxThemes membership card this holo effect
the plan is to make it work with any card design