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Liberty Mutual Spokesperson
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Liberty Mutual Companion
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Jaden (Podcast Host/Tech Enthusiast)
Oh, no.
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Liberty Mutual Spokesperson
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Jaden (Podcast Host/Tech Enthusiast)
Me to a human, him to a bird.
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Liberty Mutual Companion
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Liberty Mutual Spokesperson
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Liberty Mutual Companion
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Jaden (Podcast Host/Tech Enthusiast)
Anthropic has just launched Claude Design. Now, this is something I've been playing around with a bunch, I'm super thrilled with. And basically what it is, is a way for you to. You've probably done some variation of this already using Claude or cowork or Claude code, but you can explain a website or a product that you'd like it to design. It will pull it up and create it for you. And you have kind of a visual editor. So if you're gonna, if you're watching this on YouTube, by the way, and there's a link in the description, we'll be screen sharing a little bit of what it looks like and talking a little bit more about this story. But I think there's also a huge story in here about Figma, which is, you know, how you used to design things, which is taking a pretty, pretty massive beating lately after a lot of this stuff comes out. So anyways, we're getting into all of it on the podcast today. There'll be plenty of drama. But before we get into that, though, Jamie do you want to tell them about the school community?
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Jamie (Podcast Co-host/Designer)
Yeah. If you've ever been interested in learning how to make money using AI or even grow your business, you gotta check out our school community called AI Hustle. Each week we release bonus content over there, and we cover a variety of topics. We've been heavy in vibe coding this year because Jaden and I are both building projects with it, but we have over a hundred episodes over there, plus a thriving community of people who are in the same space building things. It's really. It's really a great place to be. It's 19amonth, and you can lock that price in today if you join. And we also this week released a more of a tutorial about cloud design, how Jaden is actually using it to build a really cool news site that will pull in his own quotes from podcasts. It's really, really cool. So if you want to go check that out, check out our school community. We'd love to have you be a member, but let's talk about cloud design. This is especially exciting news to me as well because I'm a heavy, lovable user. And lovable definitely has some of its downfalls, specifically in the design area. There's a lot of times lovable sites, unless you make a lot of tweaks, look very similar to one another, they kind of have a basic design that requires a lot of time and tweaking to get it to look really highly designed, unique, that sort of thing. But with Claude design, there's. It's really impressive. You can essentially screenshot other websites that you like, how it's designed, and it will copy for you. You can make visual tweaks, and it happens instantaneously. You don't have to prompt Lovable to make the change and then wait 30 seconds. You know, it's very fast, looks really, really good. And so, yeah, I think Claude just kind of picks one industry after another and kind of decimates them with their amazing products. As Jaden had said, Figma, you know, maybe in trouble after this because it basically does everything that Figma and then also Lovable does. But it's within Anthropic's, you know, ecosystem. You can put it under your same tier that you're paying for and just make your workflow a lot faster. So. But, Jaden, what have you experienced with cloud design? Yeah, what are your thoughts on it?
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Jaden (Podcast Host/Tech Enthusiast)
Okay, well, I want to just give everyone watching, like, a sneak preview of it. Um, but for everyone listening, the thing that I think is amazing about this. So if you go over to Claude Design. It's just Claude AI slash design. For some reason it took me forever to find that URL. Like I just kept getting like landing pages about, you know, news releases on it. So anyways, that's how you find it. But they have a bunch of different places. You can either make wireframes or high fidelity prototypes. I've used it to create full website designs that look incredible. They have an example section on there which is kind of cool and gives you some ideas of things you can do. So in their example section they have like, it just does like all these very creative things so it can make animations. For example, they have something that says the dragon breathed fire into the cold night and smoke curled around his metal scales and bitter wind carried the sparks across the snow where an electric storm lit up a forgotten. Okay, whatever. Every single time it has one of those descriptive words like fire. The word fire is orange. There's literally like, it looks like spark, fire, particles are coming off of it. The word smoke has literal like smoke animation coming off of it. The word wind has like a wind animation. Snow has snow. If you hover over the word electric, it looks like it's like zapping the word guys. It can just do the most incredible, creative, interesting things built into your website. So your website is very dynamic. It has like organic looking shapes that can move and meld. Like any sort of animation you would want designed or thing you want created. Like it can build it and build it integrated into your website, which is really cool. It can help with app designs and actually wireframing an entire app. And in addition to that, something else I thought was cool. It's just it builds basically like little apps, mini apps inside of your website that you can use. So anyways, there's a whole bunch of really cool examples you can go over and look at on their examples tab to make your website look really cool. I've seen people using it to make video, which is really crazy and, and you know, all sorts of like apps and different cool things. Another thing that I see a lot of people using it for, it's like very interactive. So you have like smoke but it follows your cursor wherever on the screen. Anyways. It does all sorts of really cool, all sorts of really cool features that are just can like the logic is all built into your website and you've probably seen websites with some of these cool features before and wondered how to do it. It's all on cloud design can help you do a lot of this stuff. They also have sets for like a prototyping tab. They also have specifically slide decks that they can help you create. You can create things from a template. I mean, it's not just a cloud design tutorial video. We have a whole one on the school community where I show a whole website I built and how. But one thing that I did think was pretty cool and also pretty scary is, I mean, it's not scary for users, it's great for us. But for the, for the design industry, shots are definitely being fired. Because right now, Claude design is, it has a lot of drama with Figma. So, and, and just like one last thing on the actual platform itself while I show it off, there's an interesting thing inside of cloud design. So when you're going to go and create a new file, it's kind of like ChatGPT or whatever or Claude, where you chat on the side and it's going to create your thing for you. They actually have a drag in a Figma file button. So literally to X, like if you are, you know, a heavy Figma user and all your projects are on Figma, you can download your Figma file, upload it here and it's going to not just, not just create the design, but like it codes the whole website for you and you can export this to Claude code and it's like ready to go. So they really have a, they literally have a Figma file button. They're taking a shot directly at Figma. You also have like design systems so you can add all your own brand colors and fonts and logos and information and it will use all that to design things specifically for your website, which is cool. Or you can add screenshots of whatever your, whatever you want the design to look like. So there's all sorts of really cool things. You can sketch stuff out and then tell it to like, you know, you want your thing to look specifically a certain way. You sketch it out and it will turn it into a website or code. So it's, it's a very, very powerful tool. Now, what does this mean for the industry? A bunch of different things. I mean, first of all, Jamie, just doing this like, tutorial and talking about some of the features. What are your thoughts as someone who is like, I'm going to be honest, you are kind of a legendary designer. You, you make websites for companies for a living. Give me your take.
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Jamie (Podcast Co-host/Designer)
Yeah, so, I mean, I think it's really cool. I think moving forward, some of those animation things where it follows your cursor, those are kind of at this Point up to this point, I should say have separated, you know, standard website from like a $10,000 high design website. Now, now it's basically opening the door for it to be super accessible to anybody. So I think it's gonna, if you are in the design space or you're making websites for people, it's gonna allow you to level up your site quality dramatically in either you're going to be able to stay competitive or raise your prices because of this new tool. And I think again from a workflow standpoint, it just makes things so much easier. I don't think you've mentioned this yet, but after you get all your design stuff, you can then import the design over into Claude code and then have it do all the SEO backend stuff for you if you're making a website, I should say. And it just makes things so you can have not only a really beautiful website, but one that also ranks well and does everything you need it to as far as that goes. So I'm super excited about this. I definitely am going to have to. Well, it's unfortunate because I already have quite a few sites built with Lovable and I've tweaked them a lot and so I'm like, I don't really feel like I can stop paying for it. Although it may not take too long to import them over here. Have to sync them all to GitHub and all that kind of stuff, which takes Credits and Lovable. But I think long term I might need to make the switch.
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Jaden (Podcast Host/Tech Enthusiast)
So speaking of the drama, now we got to get into the all of the drama. There was one of the board members for Figma, his name is Mike Krieger. You guys might recognize this guy because he's actually one of the co founders of Instagram that was purchased by Zuckerberg. He ran it under Meta for a little while and kind of left. I think him and Zuck butted heads a bit on Instagram, but regardless he left with his other co founder and they went and started like a news app called Artifact, I think, I mean, I don't want to say like it flopped, but basically it didn't get a lot of users and they shut it down. So whatever you want to call that, I think it was very beautiful. He's big on design, right? Once they shut it down, he went directly to go be, to go work at Anthropic. He was their cpo, their Chief Product Officer, I believe. And so he's been working there for like a, for like I think over a year now. I remember reporting on this a while back that Mike Krieger left. He apparently was in charge of a lot of this Claude design or worked over it, but he also was on the board for Figma. And so, right, the crazy drama is that right before Anthropic dropped this Claude design feature, he formally excused himself and removed himself from the board of Figma. So he's like on the Figma board while they're cloning them and destroying them internally. But before they do the big product releases, like, all right, guys, I'm excusing myself, I'm off the board, leaves the board drops this. And you know, a lot of people are saying this is cratering Figma stock. Although I don't think Figma is a publicly traded company, if I'm not mistaken. But maybe they're like internal stock or maybe they are, I should, I should verify that. But either way there is a lot of news or like a lot of people talking about Figma tanking or cloud design tanking Adobe and Figma's stock when they released this. So the stock of Adobe apparently saw a 1.5% drop on this launch and Figma had a 7% stock design or. Oh yeah, so Figma must be a public company. Okay, so Figma's stock, yeah, went down on the news of all of this. So yeah, there is definitely some, some bad blood, especially with what I showed you guys earlier of like how you can literally import a Figma project in there. I would like to just formally say I am not sad about this. Figma was the bane of my existence for like a year of my life. So in the nicest way possible. And to be fair, if Figma wants to basically clone Claude code and have a chat interface where you talk to it and it builds things for you, I'll eat all my words and I'll become Figma's biggest fan. But basically, and actually Adobe too, I have this major beef with Adobe as well, which I've used my whole life. I just absolutely detest software that has a thousand different little settings and buttons and anytime I want to do something, I gotta go watch a YouTube tutorial that is just so not intuitive. It's a horrible user experience. I think all of these companies got away with it for so long just building horrible design tools. And I basically switched from Photoshop, which I used for my whole life growing up, to Canva in college, which Canva was like this really nerfed thing, but, but it was so simple, so clean, so easy. I use Canva for all My designs. I'm sure I sound very ghetto to everyone, any real designers listening to me. But I will also say, if to be fair, my first app I ever built was with Adobe xd, which was kind of like a ghetto or version of Figma. I didn't really know about Figma at the time. I started in college and I'd used Adobe, so I figured out the whole Adobe XD thing. Then once I started building AI Box three years ago, I was like, okay, this is a serious company. We can't use XD anymore because all the designers use Figma. And so I'm like, okay, I got to figure out Figma. It was way worse. It was horrible, terrible year. I just hired designers and I paid an insane amount of money to get everything designed. And now that they're getting disrupted, I'm just like, sort of happy. I'm sorry.
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Jamie (Podcast Co-host/Designer)
Well, that's honest at least. So thank you for your, for your honest opinion. I would love to have a conversation. Maybe you'll say this for another podcast episode, but there's. I feel like a big change coming with a lot of these things. There used to be if you had a good business idea, you'd get acquired by a bigger company. Now people like Anthropic and chatgpt or OpenAI, I should say, will just copy you and put you out of business. So I feel like the landscape as far as tech and building companies is changing and it's a little bit, I don't know, scary to see a company that's been really big, really popular for a long time basically just get ripped off and.
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Jaden (Podcast Host/Tech Enthusiast)
You make a great point. And yeah, so like my whole thing about like, haha, Figma getting disrupted, okay, well, if it was my startup, I won't be so happy. Which, by the way, Google has already cloned AI Box. We just have way more models, not just the Google models. So we'll always be the king. But yeah, so it never feels good when the big guys rip off on the little companies. And especially because I think you, you have a great point. It brings up a really interesting question that I was recently talking to my CTO about at AI Box, which is what does it mean when these big AI model companies, instead of trying to make better models, they just focus on like software integrations. Like, I mean, they're going after like, like the design stack. Like they're going after Figma. Like, why do they have to go after Figma? Why couldn't they just make their model better and let Figma or anyone else build like cloud design, Like, I mean, it's not. Cloud design is not that revolutionary, if I'm being honest. Like anyone. I'm sure I sound dumb, but like, actually anyone could build it with a team and a little bit of time. Like, it's not an insane product. It just does the design. Unless you visually edit. Lovable basically did it. So Lovable should just do it a little bit better. So, like, why do they have to go after that? And I think the reason is because they've raised so much insane amounts of money they want to get. They want to capture the value at like so many levels of the stack. And they just see, look, we have a great product. Before Figma figures out how to do this, we're just going to build our own and disrupt them and take some of their money. So they are kind of like eating up the whole software industry, which is tricky because they also have access to the best models. Like, they haven't released their Claude mythos, you know, supermodel or whatever, but they're definitely. But they use it internally. They've said to work on all their own stuff. So it's like they get this little superpower with like the best model and they just like use it to go clone everybody else.
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Jamie (Podcast Co-host/Designer)
Yeah.
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Jaden (Podcast Host/Tech Enthusiast)
And then release it to all of us peasants afterwards. So, yeah, I guess, I guess that I, I like a lot less with this. But I guess my, my sentiment is more like Figma should have done this themselves already. And Adobe, if Adobe is listening, you guys need to incorporate chat for every single software. You have to do all of the same kind of edits. And also Adobe, if you're listening, you guys should be listening. Less of scammers on your pricing model. Absolutely. I think they have like lawsuits or something against them. And so maybe this changed. But I will say, and I'm just publicly calling them out right now because it's ridiculous. But Adobe, the way that you guys make it so that if someone does an annual subscription, in order to cancel their annual subscription, they have to pay like a hundred dollar cancellation fee. That is the shadiest thing I've ever seen. So. So I'm sure your bean counters that told you to do that are really happy about the extra money you made, but I am not a fan of your products or your platform or your company because of that. Yeah. Anyways, I'm getting all the hot takes out, but that is shady. Okay. The software is great. Everything else about it's great. Shame on you for the financial element. All right, Jamie, please bring this down. To a cooler level headed outro on this episode.
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Jamie (Podcast Co-host/Designer)
Hey, thanks for listening guys. If you are listening, wherever you're listening, if you could review us, we would really appreciate that. Leave us some stars. Those help us reach more people. I think we're trying to still reach 100 reviews on Apple podcasts, so we're close. So if you could help us push us over the edge, we would really appreciate that. And again, check out our AI Hustle school community if you want to actually learn how to use some of these tools to make money and grow your business. Thanks for listening and we'll see you next time.
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Liberty Mutual Spokesperson
And Doug, there's nowhere I wouldn't go to help someone customize and save on car insurance with Liberty Mutual. Even if it means sitting front row at a comedy show.
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Liberty Mutual Companion
Hey everyone, check out this guy and his bird. What is this, your first date?
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Jaden (Podcast Host/Tech Enthusiast)
Oh no.
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Liberty Mutual Spokesperson
We help people customize and save on car insurance with Liberty Mutual together. We're married.
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Jaden (Podcast Host/Tech Enthusiast)
Me to a human, him to a bird.
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Liberty Mutual Companion
Yeah, the bird looks out of your league.
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Liberty Mutual Spokesperson
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Liberty Mutual Companion
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