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I figured out a system that allows you

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to design the most beautiful apps you

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can possibly imagine using Claude design

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and Chat GPT's new image gen model. The

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system I'm about to show you, I haven't

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seen anywhere else on YouTube. When you

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combine these two tools, even if you

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have zero design or artistic skills like

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me, you can create the most beautiful

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apps, branding designs you've ever made

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in your life. In this video, I'll go

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over both these tools, both Claude

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design and the new Chat GPT image model.

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I'll go over how they work and I'll go

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through my new system that allows you to

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combine the two to make the most

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beautiful designs ever. If you stick

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with me until the end of the video, you

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will become a world-class designer. Now,

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let's lock in and get into it. Now, for

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those who don't know, over the last

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week, both Anthropic and OpenAI released

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two best-in-class tools. Anthropic

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released Claude design, which we'll go

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through fully, a really amazing design

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tool. And then Chat GPT released their

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new image gen model, their

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second-generation image gen model, which

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is by far the best image gen model out

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there. It blows Nano Banana out of the

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water. But, there are some challenges

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with each though. There's some ways that

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both have weaknesses, and when you

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combine them together, their weaknesses

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go away and they're amazing. The main

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challenge is, and we'll go through

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building some designs in a second with

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design and the image gen model, Claude

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design is amazing, but much like all the

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other Anthropic products, it has really

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low usage limits. A lot of people ran

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into this where they tried to build a

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couple designs, and by the end of the

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second design they made, their limits

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were gone and had to wait an entire

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week. The issue with the image gen model

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is there's no design tools out of the

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box that it only creates images you ask

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for. It's not great at building entire

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design kits, but it's absolutely amazing

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at generating images. It's also

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incredibly inexpensive, and you can even

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use it on the free tier. When combined,

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it solves each other's weaknesses. The

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issue with Claude design is because of

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its low limits, if you've never designed

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things before, if you're anything like

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me, I've never designed anything in my

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life, I'm very unartistic, I stink at

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all of that. When I went into Claude

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design, I had to experiment a ton. I had

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to like ask questions, try things like

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10 different times. I hit my limits

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without creating anything amazing. When

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I started combining it though with Chat

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GPT's image gen model, amazing things

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happened. Let me show you how this

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works. So, with each tool, we're going

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to go through four stages in this

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system. By going through all these

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stages, you'll not only have way better

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results, incredible professional-level

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designs, but you also save tons of money

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because you're not going to keep hitting

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your Claude limits over and over again.

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So, let's start off on the Chat GPT

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image side. We're going to start with

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inspiration. By the end of these eight

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stages, you'll have a fully working

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design system prototype for an app

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that's going to look incredible and

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that's going to match exactly what you

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want. So, stage one is inspiration.

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We're going to start off on the Chat GPT

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image side. Our goal of using this new

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image gen model with Chat GPT is to come

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up with a logo and design guidelines.

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This is going to be the base of

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everything we use in Claude design. This

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is going to allow it so we don't have to

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experiment a ton in Claude design. This

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will be great cuz we can move all this

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over after, and then Claude design can

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spit us out an incredible design system

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and prototype in one go. No

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experimentation needed, so we don't have

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to hit our limits. So, to come up with

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our logo and design guidelines, the

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first thing we need to do is find

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inspiration and give it to Chat GPT so

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we have a starting point. This doesn't

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need to be perfect. Just find some

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images out there that you enjoy, that

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you like, that you want to use as

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inspiration, and then we'll start doing

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some exploration so we can make it our

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own. My favorite way to find

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inspiration, if you don't know where to

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start, is I just like scrolling X. So, I

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go down X and I just look for images and

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logos I like. So, I'll go down, I'll

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look at images and logos like, "Ooh, I

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like this. I like this gradient right

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here." So, what I'll do is I'll bookmark

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this. And what I do is I add it to a

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visual inspiration folder. So, I go

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there, that's now in that folder. I keep

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going down, and I just look for logos

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and images that I would like to use

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inside my design system. Ooh, I kind of

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like this Orlando Magic logo. It's nice,

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simple, clean. I like that. I'm just

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actually going to save this image. Let's

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copy this image first of all. Even

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though I'm a Celtics fan, we'll take

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that logo. I like the way it looks. So,

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I So, I paste that in. I'm scrolling

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down. Ooh, I kind of like these logos.

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Look at I like the way those look. So,

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let's do this. Let's screenshot this. If

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you're on Mac, you can do command

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control shift four. That allows you to

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kind of copy, paste that over. And we

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put in a few images that we want to use

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as inspiration. I really like these

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guys' logos. If I knew how to pronounce

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their name, I'd say it. Is it News

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Research? Is Nois Research? I don't

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know. I like their logo. Let's copy that

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as well. And now we have in a few pieces

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of inspiration. You probably want to get

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to four or five. That's going to be a

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sweet spot. We're going to do just these

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three for the sake of this demo here.

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Now, what we're going to want to do is

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we're going to take this inspiration and

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we're going to start doing some

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exploration. We're going to have it

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generate us some logos, see what feels

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good, take an element here, take an

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element there, and start getting closer

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and closer to a final design guideline.

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So, you're going to want to do this, and

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this works great if you want to do this

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alongside with me. Once you put your

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logos in, you're going to want to

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describe what you're building at the

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moment. So, I'm building an app called

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Henry Intelligent Machines. I'm going to

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describe what that is, and I'm going to

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say I want to start figuring out a

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design system and logo for this app. So,

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go in, start describing what you're

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building. So, here's what I said, "I'm

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building an app called Henry Intelligent

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Machines. It is an AI agent that

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autonomously builds businesses for the

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user and generates revenue. It can build

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many businesses at once. Please use the

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images attached as inspiration. Help me

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generate a sheet of logos I could

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potentially choose from. I like octopi

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and owls. Make different versions with

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those animals. Use your new image gen

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model." This is important to add at the

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end here. I found that as I experiment

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with this image gen model inside Chat

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GPT, it'll randomly just like not use

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it. It'll It'll like create PDFs and

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things, and it won't use the new image

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gen model. So, if you wanted to use the

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new image gen model, sometimes you have

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to explicitly say it. So, I did that

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here. So, you're describing what you're

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building, and you're giving all

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information on what you like, right? I

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My two favorite animals are octopi and

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owls. I'm giving it that. Let's even

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come up with some logos for that. And

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we're asking for an entire sheet of

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logos. We're not looking for perfection

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here. What we are looking for is just a

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direction, right? We're in the middle of

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the forest, it's foggy, we can't see

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anything. We're just looking for a

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direction to go in. And everything it

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builds out is going to get us closer and

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closer and closer to our end goal. So

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again, the goal of this phase one using

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the image gen model is to get to a

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selection of a design

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system and a logo. This will make

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everything we do in Claude design next

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so easy, so quick, so simple, so that we

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don't have to do a bunch of

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experimentation that will take up all

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our limits. The beautiful thing about

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OpenAI and Chat GPT is you really have

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high limits even in the free tier. Even

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in the free tier, you can do a ton of

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stuff. When you are doing

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experimentation,

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you want to be doing it in Chat GPT, and

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then you go to Claude for refinement.

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So, let's check out what they got here.

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Let's see the images here. All we're

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looking to do is find one or two things

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we like from this. One or two things we

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can take and say, "All right, let's

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expand on this." This is the second

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phase of the Chat GPT side, which is

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exploration. We're not going in any

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direction, we're just trying to find

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anything we like and enjoy. All right,

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so two things stick out to me here. I

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like these two logos right here. I feel

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like they'd look really good as iPhone

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logos on your screen. The issue is I

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don't love the kind of depth to it. I

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think there's a little bit too much

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going on. So, what we're going to do is

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we're going to screenshot the ones we

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like, right? So, I do again, if you're

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on Mac, command control shift four. That

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allows me then just to go here and

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paste. I'm going to do that again. What

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that does is it takes the screenshot and

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puts it onto your clipboard. So, I paste

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these two in, and I'm going to say, "I

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like these two, but they're a little too

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complex.

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Can we flatten and simplify them a bit?

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More minim-

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malistic. Give me many variations of

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each. Use your image gen model." All

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right, I'm going to hit I'm going to hit

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enter on that, and it is going to now

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refine this a little bit. Right now,

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we're moving on to stage three, which is

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the refinement phase. We've done some

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exploration. We've now got a direction

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we want to go in, and now we're refining

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that direction. Now, this stage, the

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refinement direction, this could be like

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five or six levels, and I highly

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recommend that. I highly recommend doing

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this like five or six times. It's going

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to keep making a bunch of variations.

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It's going to make these big sheets with

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tons of variations. Then you're going to

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choose a couple and say, "Expand on that

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more." Then you're going to choose a

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couple and say, "Expand on that more."

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And every time you do that refinement

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where you choose a couple and expand on

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it, you're getting closer and closer and

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closer to your final design system,

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which we will then take over to Claude

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design, and I have a lot of cool things

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I'm going to show you there, so stick

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around for that. But, that will allow

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you to go with a really focused system

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when you get to Claude design so that

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you're not hitting your limits

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immediately. All right, so we have a new

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sheet here. Let's Okay, I like where

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we're going here. I like the simplicity

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and minimalism of some of these. Let's

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again, let's keep this going. Let's do

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this. I like this first one a lot for

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him. Let's take that. And then let's

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check out the others here, see if any

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other stick out. I like the flatness and

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colors of this one. So, let's pop this

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open.

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Let's paste that in there. So, we got

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those in there. And let's see if there's

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any others we like here. I also like

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this one as well. That one is clean with

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this owl with the square around it. That

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one's nice. And then let's take the

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colors of this one. This one looks

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pretty nice as well. And again, we're

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going we're refining more. Every time we

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refine, every time we make selections,

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we're getting closer and closer. Now,

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I'm going to add a twist here. Let's add

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a twist. Now, we're going to say, "I

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like the way these four look. Please

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expand on them, but also include some

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that are a little out of the box." I'm

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going to hit enter on that. Right, so

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we're refining, but we're also allowing

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the model to get a little explorative.

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We're allowing the model to experiment

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and try new things to see if any ideas

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come out of it. This is the playing

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around phase, right? We're just playing

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around, we're refining. Doing this

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should be fun. Finding new directions,

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exploring new ideas. That's all we're

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doing here, trying to get closer and

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closer to the destination. Every

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refinement is one micro step in the

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right direction. All right, so this is

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cool. So, now it's getting a little bit

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outside the box. Let's see what we got

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here. All right, there's some I like

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here. There's some I like here. I really

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like this one. It doesn't have the

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octopus or owl in it, but I like that

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logo. Let's drop that in there. I like

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this one with the gradient as well. I

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like that image. That image is cool.

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I've never seen anything like that.

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Let's put that in. And then let's do one

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more. I think I'm kind of settled on the

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octopus. I think I like the octopus

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more. So, let's do this. Let's grab this

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one right here. What I'm going to do is

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I'm going to say this, "I like these

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four logos the most. Please refine the

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gradient

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and include them in the logos. Give me

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different variations of the gradient."

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All right. And for those who reply to

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every video saying, "Hey, why don't you

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just use the voice and talk in your

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microphone to type?" I like typing.

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Leave me alone. I enjoy typing. Deal

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with my typing. All right. Let's hit

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enter here. And what we did there is now

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we're starting to refine the color

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scheme a little bit. I like these

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colors. Now, I want different variations

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of the colors. We're getting a direction

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for the logo. Now, we're starting to

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refine the colors. And at the end of

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this refinement stage, we're going to

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have a really nice logo. We're going to

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have really good colors and we'll be

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able to take that to Claude design and

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make it even better. All right, look at

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this. Okay, so now we have some

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variations in colors. This is something

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you should be doing, picking out the

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colors. I like this top row. I think I'm

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a fan of this top row. I think this is

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the one. It feels very kind of

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futuristic and different. I don't know

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many logos that have this kind of color

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scheme in it. So, I like this. The

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question becomes which one do we go

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with? Which logo do we want? I think I'm

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going to go with the octopus. I think

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this app icon style is the one. I think

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that's what we're going to go with. So,

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I'm going to take that. I'm going to

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copy it. I'm going to paste it in. And

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we're going to do one more stage here

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before we give it to Claude design. I'm

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going to say, "I love this logo and

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gradient. Let's go with this. Can you

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use your image and model design a

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branding guide for this?" We're just

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going to add a little bit more fun here.

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"Also design

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some merch." And we're going to hit

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enter on this. This is going to give us

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a branding guide. So, it's going to have

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a guide just telling like the colors,

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the images. This is just going to be fun

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to have. This is just a secondary asset

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we'll keep on the side. So, what we're

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going to do next is we're going to have

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it give us a prompt we can put into

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Claude design to actually use Claude

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design for what it's best to have, which

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is creating design systems and

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prototypes. So, this has the base of

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what we're working with. Then we're

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going to take this and put it in Claude

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design to make the actual systems. Let's

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check out what it built here. How cool

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is that? Let's check this out. All

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right, so I pull this in here. Look at

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this. This is cool. So, you have your

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logo, the brand overview, the logo

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variations, the typography. And if I

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actually scroll down here, you can see

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uh some of the merch. That looks really

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cool. Some brand values. I like that. It

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even has your little credit card in

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there. I like that. So, we've made our

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selection. We've selected our brand

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direction. One last step before we go

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into Claude design. Then I'll take you

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all through Claude design, show you how

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it works. We'll make some incredible

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things over there. We're going to say

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this, "Okay, excellent. Now, I want to

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take this over to Claude design tool to

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build a design system and prototype.

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Please build me a prompt that describes

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our brand and everything involved so I

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can create a design system over there."

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We're going to hit enter and ChatGPT

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will give us the prompt for Claude

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design. AI is the best tool in the world

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for writing prompts. You don't want to

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build prompts yourself. So, it's going

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to do it for us. It's going to save us a

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ton of time. And in a second, we'll go

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over to the greatest design tool of all

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time, Claude design. So, it made the

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prompt. Look at this. Look at this

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prompt it made. That's actually

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incredible. Let's do this. Let's copy it

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over. Let's go here. So, now we're going

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to go into Claude design. We have a

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four-step system we're now going to do

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in Claude design. We're going to build a

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design system, create some artifacts,

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refine it, and then have the final

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prototype ready. Here we go in Claude

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design. This is Claude design. Um some

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amazing things going on here. You can

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build out high-fidelity prototypes,

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whatever you want. But where we're going

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to start is actually setting up a design

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system. What a design system is is

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repeatable

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branding, colors, designs, typography,

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everything involved with the design that

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it will allow you to use it over and

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over and over again for everything you

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build moving forward, right? Once you

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build a repeatable design system, it

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makes it incredibly easy to design

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everything else you want to do moving

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forward. So, if we build a design system

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here for the app we're building, we can

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then take that design system and build

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out slideshows, build out websites,

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build out pictures, logos, whatever we

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want. Building out the design system

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first is going to make using Claude

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design moving forward so much easier and

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simpler. So, let's do this. Let's set up

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a design system. Let's put in the

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company name and blur. I'm going to say

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him. I'm going to say YouTube video. So,

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I remember this is the one I made during

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the YouTube video. AI agent that builds

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micro businesses for users. Then you can

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go in. All of this is optional. Put a

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link to your GitHub. So, if you have the

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app already built out on GitHub, you can

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put it in here so it can get a feel for

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everything inside of it. If you have the

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code on your computer, you can do that

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as well. I'm going to do that. I'm going

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to actually attach the code here. This

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is going to allow it to go in, see all

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the features and functionality,

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understand what's in it. We can upload a

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Figma files. If you use Figma at all and

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you have a system in Figma, you can

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upload that here. And then you can add

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files here. So, what we're going to do

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is we're going to save that final sheet

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and put it in here. So, I'm going to go

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up here. I'm going to save this. So,

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let's save this image. Him design system

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YouTube. Save. And I'm going to upload

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that file here. Now, it has all our

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assets that we built with ChatGPT. Any

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other notes? Let's do this. Let's take

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that prompt we got from ChatGPT and

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paste that in here. And I'm going to

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say, "The prompt below is from ChatGPT

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who designed the logo." And then we're

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going to say, "Continue to generation."

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It's going to take about 5 minutes to

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generate your design system. It's super

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thorough. It's super in-depth. And

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that's why it probably hits limits

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really, really quickly. It's because

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what Claude built here is absolutely

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amazing. It is going to go through and

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do everything. It's going to check out

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your codes. It's going to set the

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project title, the preview, design

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system, UI kit, all the skills it needs.

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Everything it needs to be a designer is

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going to be built out here. That's why

17:34

you get like three of these a week

17:36

before your limits are hit. But that's

17:38

why this system I created is so amazing

17:42

because instead of experimenting here

17:44

and doing the kind of exploration we did

17:46

on ChatGPT, which would cause us to hit

17:48

our limits very quickly, we instead do

17:51

that on the high-limit tool, which is

17:53

actually still incredible, ChatGPT, and

17:55

then we do the refinement here, which

17:57

only takes one or two turns. So, we

17:59

don't hit our limits. All right, looks

18:01

like it's done generating. This is

18:02

amazing. Look at everything it built out

18:05

here. Every component, brand piece,

18:07

spacing, colors, type, everything. What

18:09

I love about it, too, and why I've just

18:11

always loved using Claude, the by far

18:14

the best part of the model

18:16

is the way it talks with you, the way it

18:17

asks you questions, the way it truly

18:19

cares about what you think and what you

18:21

have to say. So, what I need for you to

18:23

make this perfect, "Please review the

18:25

design system tab, which is this first

18:26

tab when you're in. Does the colors make

18:28

sense?" And then it tells me to review

18:30

all these different components. So,

18:32

let's review it and see what we got

18:33

here. So, we have the UI, which is the

18:35

cockpit. I'm liking the colors. I like

18:37

how it's like a very solid black

18:39

background and then the colors pop off

18:41

of it. And look here, you can even rate

18:44

it. So, I say this looks good.

18:46

Then we have the display, kind of the

18:47

header. I like that font. That feels

18:49

like a good font. The future of business

18:50

is built by intelligence. I like that.

18:52

Looks good. Type scale.

18:54

Those I like that font a lot. That looks

18:56

really clean. The pure black with the

18:57

pure white. Let's go down here. Let's

19:00

look at the brand. So, the logo lockups.

19:02

I That gradient slaps. I like that

19:05

gradient. That feels like a kind of a

19:06

futuristic gradient. I like that. Let's

19:08

just check out the last things here.

19:09

Let's see. Buttons. Buttons looking

19:11

good. I really like the font. I got to

19:12

figure out what font that is. And then

19:14

the final gradient. That's a beautiful

19:16

gradient.

19:17

I love that. All right. I'll say,

19:20

"Everything looks very good to me."

19:24

And then I'm just going to paste in the

19:26

logo one more time. It looks like it

19:27

just wants just the final logo there.

19:29

Logo attached. And I'm going to hit

19:32

send. And we should be good to go to

19:34

have our final design system in place.

19:36

What's even cool is you can watch them

19:38

actually test it all out on their own

19:39

laptop here, too. You click it, it opens

19:41

and closes. It's the little things like

19:43

that that make Claude very fun to use.

19:44

All right, looks like it's all done. We

19:46

have our design system in place. Now, we

19:49

can move on to the final stages and

19:51

actually build out the prototype we can

19:54

use to build out our app. So, we have

19:56

our design system here. Now, we're going

19:58

to go in and we're going to actually

20:00

build a new prototype. So, if you come

20:02

back to the home screen, you see here

20:03

new prototype. We're going to click high

20:05

fidelity. We're going to click create

20:07

here. We're going to say design system.

20:10

So, sometimes here's an issue with

20:11

Claude design. It doesn't have it like

20:14

published this design. So, what we're

20:15

going to do is we're going to download

20:17

this. We're going to download this

20:18

project as a zip just in case.

20:20

Sometimes it's a little finicky with the

20:22

design systems. We're going to create a

20:24

new design and new prototype in high

20:26

fidelity. So, I'm going to call this him

20:29

YouTube. I'm going to click create. This

20:31

will build us out our first prototype

20:33

using that design system. So, I dragged

20:36

it into the sketch site over here. Boom,

20:39

there's our design system that is all

20:41

attached there. You can't see it cuz

20:43

it's pushed down off my screen share

20:44

since there's so many assets in here,

20:46

but I'm going to say please build a

20:47

dashboard prototype using all these

20:50

assets. What you're going to want to do

20:51

here is describe your app so it can

20:53

build the dashboard out for it or

20:55

whatever you're building. If you're

20:56

looking to make a slideshow, you can

20:58

describe that. For me, I'm building an

21:00

app, so I'm going to describe my app

21:02

into the chat with all of these assets

21:04

in there and I'm going to hit enter and

21:06

sent and it's going to take that and it

21:09

is going to start building out that

21:11

prototype. There you go. Now, you can

21:12

see it. It's building it out and it is

21:14

going to get to work. So, just a recap

21:17

as it builds us where we're at so far.

21:19

We built out using chat GPT image gen,

21:22

all using all our inspiration, exactly

21:25

what logos we wanted, what design

21:27

direction we wanted so we didn't have to

21:29

experiment in Claude design. We took all

21:31

those findings after our exploration and

21:33

refinement, put it in the Claude design.

21:35

We made our design system. We had some

21:38

artifacts created. We refined it a

21:40

little bit and now we're building out

21:41

the prototype, the final stage. And

21:44

let's see what we're going to get out of

21:45

this. So, it's building it out right

21:47

now. We even got our merch design, our

21:48

app logos, all of that. And boom, just

21:51

like that, we have our dashboard built

21:54

out. Check that out. We have our

21:55

workspace. We have a really nice system

21:59

that shows all the opportunities, active

22:01

runs. If If you're not as familiar with

22:03

Henry Intelligent Machines, what I'm

22:04

building out, this might look a little

22:06

foreign to you, but this looks really

22:08

nice for what I'm building out and

22:09

matches it perfectly. You can now take

22:12

this design system, including all the

22:15

assets you built, all of that, hit

22:16

share, and then you can say hand this

22:19

off to Claude code. So, if you're

22:20

building your app now in Claude code,

22:23

you just hand this off to it and it now

22:25

has the full dashboard and can take all

22:27

of this and implement it into your app.

22:29

You now went from having AI slap to a

22:32

fully designed, professionally built out

22:35

design system exactly to your liking. If

22:39

you want to take it further and you want

22:40

to refine it from here, edit things, you

22:42

can do that. You can go into your chat,

22:44

say change this, make this better,

22:45

change this color, I like this, I don't

22:47

like this, and make it even better for

22:49

your taste. This is the system you need

22:50

to be using, combining chat GPT image

22:53

gen, which is best in class and has

22:55

basically no limits whatsoever, using

22:58

that for your exploration and

22:59

refinement, moving it over to Claude

23:01

design so you can one-shot build out

23:03

some incredible designs.

23:06

This is Claude design and if you learned

23:08

anything at all, hit like down below.

23:10

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23:12

this and build this out live and take

23:14

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23:16

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23:18

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23:21

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23:22

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23:24

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23:35

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23:37

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23:39

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23:42

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23:44

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23:46

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Interactive Summary

The video outlines a professional design workflow by combining the strengths of ChatGPT's image generation model and Claude's design tool. By using ChatGPT for iterative inspiration, exploration, and refinement, users can avoid hitting restrictive usage limits in Claude while creating high-quality design systems and prototypes. The process involves defining the brand direction in ChatGPT to generate assets, then importing those assets into Claude to build out functional UI kits and high-fidelity prototypes efficiently.

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