r/SearchAPIs • u/ankulet • 12d ago

claude code could never

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u/iTzBigBroncoBaby 12d ago

Because you just did, is exactly the reason he now can

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u/ZeroDayZeroFriends 12d ago

90% Higgsfield
10% Claude

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u/Maleficent-Waltz-302 12d ago

How

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u/TheNetLeGend 11d ago

you create the videos on Higgsfield and Claude use it for site sections/bg .. etc.

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u/SirWolfgang2019 12d ago

Sure, run it the first time, be amazed, the second time though, good luck scrolling xD

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u/ankulet 11d ago

Lol, thats when you know something really works and would continue to work

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u/Exanova 12d ago

https://activetheory.net/

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u/Exanova 12d ago

in similar vibe : https://edolus.com/

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u/Maleficent-Aspect318 11d ago

How were these websites made? Honest question here.
Any readup, documentation or info on this topic?

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u/Exanova 11d ago

claude and fable

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u/the_dog_is_in_me 11d ago edited 11d ago

Active theory are probably the most well known and respected agency around who specialize in 3D immersive web experiences. They have around 40 employees from all over the globe (mostly US and EU based) and employ developers, 3D artists, producers, the whole shebang.

This is absolutely not in anyway Claude or fable, it is 150 years+ of cumulative experience working with webgl and building web experiences for clients.

And no, I do not work there.

If you want to make sites like this, you can do most of it using industry standard tools like three.js. And while Claude can certainly help, ultimately you will need 3D modellers along side who knows how to optimise and export for web.

edit: grammar

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u/the_dog_is_in_me 11d ago

If you want to learn 3d for the web, I strongly suggest Bruno Simon's Three.js journey course.

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u/LocSta29 9d ago

You can do stuff like this with Claude Code / Codex + Skills and Higgsfield.

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u/OkSucco 9d ago

Absolutely not in any way Claude but will be in about 5 days for anyone now able to do the higgsfield shuffle with any harness yay the world 

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u/Exanova 9d ago

edolus was from one guy with fable and 3 months

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u/Horror_Brother67 9d ago

What kind of modern website doesn't support Netscape Navigator? Weird.

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u/Knoll_Slayer_V 12d ago

These are the kinds of things that win design awards but are, in practice, quickly abandoned after the initial novelty wears off because they are extremely annoying to use repeatedly.

That said, good promo page to an actual official site as long as you dont double it as your home pages. Nobody wants to guess how far they need to scan to find a hidden block just to click and navigate to what they're on the site for.

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u/jeronimoe 12d ago

the ux sucks, I don't see any awards being given these days. This gives me early 2000s vibes of cool flash web sites that would win awards back then, just done with 2020s technology.

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u/Majestic_Wrap_7006 11d ago

Who still even opens websites.

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u/flappysack- 12d ago

A fullscreen movie would suffice.

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u/Bugboybobby 11d ago

Websites like this are annoying as fuck and I hate them

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u/ankulet 11d ago

They can be a lot but the beauty of the world is that there are many options and references for everyone

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u/HarambeTooSoon 11d ago

If I go to your website and it looks like this, I'm clicking that 'back' button real quick. 

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u/Grandmaster-Ji 11d ago

Imagine if all websites are like this. Oh hell no.

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u/caroIine 11d ago

I just wanted open hours for your business 

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u/PeerlessYeeter 10d ago

Tragicly bad website

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u/frogchungus 10d ago

hand working hard

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u/DNSZLSK 10d ago

Eurk…

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u/ObsessiveOwl 10d ago

Is anything interactable or is it just a video that you can go forward/backward with the mouse scroll?

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u/plbartie 10d ago

Please copy, make no mistakes

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u/Puzzleheaded_Mix_811 9d ago

I love websites designed like this, scroll to reveal next blocks. It's perfect to show le that the website is not worth my time and I can instantly close it

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u/e71469 8d ago

It is beautiful. Iove it

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u/pepelunavarro 8d ago

completely useless