Claude Image & Video: https://bit.ly/4hza2Gu
MongoDB: https://fandf.co/4yDlRBr
Agentic OS + Claude Code Masterclass: https://bit.ly/4kol0y5
Howdy
Hey, I’m Jack, I constructed and marketed my last tech start-up with a Gazillion clients, now I’m constructing AI startups and I share stuff that functions. I quit my company task to do my startup and have actually never ever looked back since.
Summary
Claude Motion Design lets you construct scroll-stopping sites that blend generated video with interactive code graphics, then back them with a data source that scales. I undergo three degrees. Degree one is gathering design references from Refero and Mobbin and linking Higgsfield to Claude via MCP, so it can make photos and video. Degree 2 is layering movement graphics over that video footage, with an X-ray view that shows what is video clip and what is code, plus jelly switches, a playable 404 page, loopholes and a flying Claude personality. Degree 3 is the backside: a layout company tracker improved MongoDB, with 9.0 and Atlas Infinite discussed in plain English. All developed with Opus 5.5 or Sonnet 5.5. Higgsfield and MongoDB enroller this video clip.
Links
Higgsfield MCP: https://higgsfield.ai/s/itssssss_jack-xbkRKp
MongoDB: https://fandf.co/4yDlRBr
MongoDB 9.0: https://fandf.co/4yDlRBr
♾ MongoDB Atlas Infinite: https://fandf.co/4ydEifc
Glaido (FREE Month): https://get.glaido.com/jack
☁ Claude: https://claude.ai/
Refero: https://refero.design
Mobbin: https://mobbin.com
Claude Code Masterclass + my Agentic OS: https://bit.ly/4kol0y5
Free Resources (the vault): https://bit.ly/3RNNDLa
Skool: https://bit.ly/4mamFIH
⌚ Stamps:
0:00 – Claude Motion Design Changes Websites
0:30 – X-ray: Video vs Code
1:30 – Interactive Footers, Menus and Stickers
3:00 – The 3 Levels
3:30 – Level 1
6:30 – Level 2
14:00 – Level 3
15:30 – Why MongoDB
18:55 – The 5 Steps
Build scroll-stopping web sites with Claude Motion Design, Higgsfield video and photo generation, Opus 5.5 and a MongoDB back end.
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