Fable 5 has dropped, the newest model

from Anthropic, and I want to test how

it goes for web design. On Twitter, I'm

already seeing people do some amazing

things, like have it play Pokémon from

start to end, finishing the game, or

playing Monopoly, or rebuilding Lovable

from scratch, or even building entire 3D

models and interactive websites like

this. For this video, I want to see how

it performs at building websites from

scratch, redesigning them, or making

them interactive and award-winning.

Let's find out. Here on Claude desktop,

I'm going to select Fable 5 and first

ask it to create a website about itself.

Here's the prompt. Design a website

that's interactive, award-winning, about

Fable 5. It did some thinking and about

13 minutes of tokens, and here's what it

came up with. This website, which

already has interactive elements, this

3D butterfly with little dots, really

great typography and color use, and it

tells you a little bit about Fable and

how it's different from the previous

models. But, a pretty cool website just

to talk about what Fable is already.

But, let's actually push it a little bit

further and see what it can create. This

time, I'm going to head over to Claude

Code, and I'm going to give it an actual

directory and ask it to create an

award-winning website using things like

3js and GSAP, and see if it can create

something truly immersive. After about

10 to 20 minutes, it came up with this

design here. Let's check it out. It has

this a nice load-in. They've created 3D

assets, animations that are subtle,

great typography with planets moving in

and out as I scroll up and down. And

this is probably one of the best-looking

websites I've actually generated from a

single prompt. So, this is pretty

impressive. For the next test, I want to

see if it can redesign a website. I've

got this website here called Type UI,

and I want it to be rebuilt from the

ground up. This is what it currently

looks like. Let's see what Fable 5 can

do when it comes to redesigning an

existing website. This took a lot

longer, and it's burned through quite a

few tokens. It took about 20 minutes,

but overall, it came out with this

design right here. A nice loading, it

has this really cool 3D effect with a

custom mouse cursor that's happening in

the background. Really good use of

typography and color, as well as

animation. Like these subtle things

where they just fade in when you're

viewing them.

I really like how they've done a new

visual representation of these design

skills that you can now use in agents.

And overall, I think this is a great

redesign compared to the more static

version that the website had previously.

Now, since we're on this page, one of

the things that you can do is use design

skills these days with agents. And so,

that's what I want to do. I want to have

a website that has this Pac-Man-like

design aesthetic and use the design

skill that is available here and plug

this straight into Babel and see how it

goes at understanding this design

language and creating something of a

Pac-Man design this time. Here, it's

pulled in the design skill, pulled in

3.js, and crafted this page right here.

And what you might not notice is that

it's built the entire Pac-Man game in 3D

that is playable inside of the web

browser. How cool is that? It's also

built out the rest of the page using the

design skill that I provided. So, all

up, a pretty good result for what I did

with a single prompt again. Next up, I

wanted to redesign a popular website. In

this case, I wanted to redesign the

Reddit webpage. So, I've got this prompt

here and I've got a screenshot of Reddit

which I'm going to attach and see how it

goes at redesigning this site. It did

some thinking, took a look at the

screenshot and the actual page, and put

together this design right here. For me,

this was a little bit too brown, so I

re-prompted it to create a lighter

version, and it came up with this design

as the final result. And overall, I

quite like this. It's a lot more

minimalistic, straight to the point, but

also a lot of the content is a lot more

readable and easier to view. I haven't

updated my portfolio in a while, so I'm

going to ask it to create an

award-winning portfolio for myself. And

after a couple of minutes of thinking,

it's come up with this design over here.

Not too bad. It's got some good

typography. It's got a hero section,

which actually allows me to showcase how

I do UI design, and a couple of other

things pulled from my actual portfolio

on the web. Finally, I've been seeing

some really cool websites generated by

AI models from this site called Motion

Sites, where they copy over a prompt.

And I want to test this out myself. So,

I'm going to copy the prompt here for

this website here called Vanguard, and

plug this into Fable to see if it can

recreate it. This one took a lot longer

at around 20 minutes, but after it was

done, it generated something pretty

amazing. Pretty much on par with what I

was seeing online with AI models

generating content with this animated

background, all the buttons looking

nice. Though it was just a landing page,

I see a lot of potential for building

websites with Fable in the future. So,

when it comes to web design, I think

Fable 5 is probably one of the best

models out there. It definitely did

better than things I've seen from Gemini

and even from ChatGPT. So, I'll be

really excited to see how it goes for

coding in the future as well. I want to

test it out in terms of things like

Claude code, as well as just plugging it

into VS Code, as well as Cursor, and and

just try coding with it daily. Let me

know what you guys think so far in the

comments below.