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Hey, so Gemini 3.1's like really good at

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making websites. And I initially thought

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that this was just going to be some hype

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BS because I saw a bunch of posts on

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Twitter like this fellas here and then I

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saw like some UX's and I was like, "Hey,

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these are gorgeous." But everybody's

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like, "Oh, I'm on one-shotting them.

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It's like super easy." And you know,

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generally speaking, anytime somebody

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tells me they oneshot stuff, I'm just

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like really inherently skeptical. But uh

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you know what I did is I went through

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and I copied his prompt and then I made

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my own version of the site. And it's not

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the same site, right? It's a different

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site, but I did it with the prompt and I

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did it in one shot and it's really

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clean. You have animations run through

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automatically. You have little cursors

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moving and stuff like that. Um, you have

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like automatic blurs as you go down and

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and and zoom out. The quality here is

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honestly unreal. And I was not expecting

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this to come out of this website builder

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um whatsoever. So, you know, I figured

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I'd just show you guys how to build

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websites like this in one shot using a

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simple prompt structure. And like I'm

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not going to like do some big design. So

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that's some big design framework 17

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steps where you have to like ideulate

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your vision and your mission and your

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values. It's literally just a prompt. Uh

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and then you just have Gemini change the

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prompt and then it just spits out like

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gorgeous looking websites every time. So

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as a former website designer, I'm kind

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of pissed cuz you know that's like my

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whole business commoditized. But anyway,

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let me show you guys how to do it. And

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once you know how to do it, you'll be

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able to develop websites like this,

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which somebody else put together really,

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really briefly. Only took him a few

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moments. Uh this over here. um this

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really really clean with like these nice

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little like scroll down animations. This

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one over here, I mean these are all just

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oneshot um Gemini prompts. So, let me

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give them to you. So, I actually have

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Gemini putting a site together for me

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here, which is why we're we're doing

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this. But while it's doing that to be uh

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efficient on time, I have the prompt

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just right over here. And I I ripped it

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mostly from that 16-year-old kid. Made

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some very very minor adjustments.

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Basically, the top tier says, "O act as

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a worldclass senior creative

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technologist and lead front-end

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engineer. The objective is to architect

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a highfidelity cinematic 1:1 pixel

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perfect landing page for business name.

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And then you have uh some aesthetic

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identities, high-end organic tech

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clinical boutique. The site should feel

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like a bridge between a biological

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research lab and avantguard luxury uh

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magazine. So there's a lot going on

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here, right? I mean like this is

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obviously a very particular prompt setup

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for a very particular type of website.

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And when I saw this, I was like, "Oh,

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okay. Like the guy's already picked the

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navbar and the morphing logic and how

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big the freaking hero section should be

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and all this stuff. Like there's no way

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it's going to work." But yeah, if you

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just like ask Gemini to change it and

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then have it produce a website for you,

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it does a really good job. And so I just

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did this while I was recording the intro

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to this video. And um it's over here on

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the right hand side. So I'm just going

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to tell it to launch it and we can look

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at the results just fresh out of the

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gate for left click, which is basically

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the exact same idea. I just copied and

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pasted the prompt and I said, "Hey, I

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want you to do this, but I want you to

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do it for left click and I want it to

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look really luxury." Okay, launching

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now. This looks pretty clean. We have a

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slight little zoom out in the

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background. We're to the definitive AI

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growth partner. certain amount of money

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made and more saved. This is cool. Look

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at that. We have like a little animation

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going on. This is static on the lefth

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hand side. This updates which is nice.

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It's just these little tiny um changes I

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would say that like signal that this is

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a high class website. I I mean I like

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it. We have um you know beautiful like

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scrollover animations and stuff like

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that. Things zoom in and zoom out. And

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finally at the very bottom we have the

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ability to schedule call. And oh I

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didn't even notice those buttons. Look

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at that. That's really neat. I like

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that. [gasps] Yeah. Yeah. So, I mean,

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like, you know, is this website going to

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win a bajillion awards? Probably not.

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Um, but it's really clean. It's way

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higher quality than a website that I'd

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produced, to be honest, using basically

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any other design system or model, and I

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did it in just a few minutes. So, I

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ended up building my own little mini CLI

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app for this. Um, that you guys can load

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up an anti-gravity. Basically, I took

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that initial prompt, I made some

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adjustments to it, and then I did what's

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called an ask user question call, which

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just pops up a little Q&A bar for you.

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So, if I ask, "Hey, make me a website,"

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or just something similar. or you could

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say whatever the heck you want. Um,

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it'll now pop up some questions that uh

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it'll essentially guide me through in

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order to put something like what I just

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showed you guys together. So,

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hypothetically, let's say leftclick inc.

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We build growth systems for B2B

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agencies. Let's say high rev $50,000

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plus month B2B agencies. Aesthetic

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direction, we'll go hm brutalist signal.

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three key value propositions. Let's do

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Okay, so short time to revenue since we

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start sending on day one. We have low

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acquisition costs since we use AI to

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personalize at scale and have preferred

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pricing and discounts. And then we're

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also a proven vendor. We've worked with

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multi-billion dollar portfolio

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companies. That's about as good as you

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can get if you're just an agency and not

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like a SAS product. After that, it's

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just going to plan the implementation

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and let's see what the website looks

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like. Boy, am I excited. And it looks

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like we have a hell of a landing page

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here. Good god. So, deploy the growth

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engine. We build growth systems for high

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rev B2B agencies. Pure information

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density, zero latency scaling. Up at the

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very top, you have this really cool

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effect with the logo and hero header. It

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says map growth up top. And as you

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scroll down, you get that cool like

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frosted look. Oh man, that is clean.

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That is really clean. You have what

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looks to be some animations here for

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each of my three value props, which is

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nice. Uh most agencies focus on vanity

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metrics and billable hours. We focus on

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systematics uh growth. How cool is that?

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Oh, and we have both the logo, which is

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kind of suspicious, but uh and then as

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we scroll down, we also have what looks

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to be like some sort of AI

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personalization thing. Underneath that,

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we also have that heartbeat, which is

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really clean. And then at the very

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bottom, we have our pricing. So, I mean,

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like that took me what, like 5 minutes

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and it oneshotted it. Let's do another

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one. Okay, what do we got? New brand

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name. Let's do one second copy. It's the

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name of my copyrightiting agency. um the

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fastest and most affordable content for

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your company. Sure. Okay, cool. So, I

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mean, like, you know, is this a real

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thing? Kind of. Do people really use

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content writing agencies these days?

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Probably not. Uh it's worth noting that

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we do currently have like a website up

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for 1 second copy. Content writing with

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a twist. I painstakingly put this thing

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together like 5 hours. Um I imagine this

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is probably going to oneshot something

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way better than this in just a few

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minutes. Here's the 1 second copy site.

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Damn, I think that looks clean. Nice

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job. I like the colors. That's uh really

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really nice. Engineered advantages. So,

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we have these cards that are popping up.

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That's kind of neat. Um as we continue

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scrolling down, most content agencies

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focus on slow turnaround times,

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expensive overhead, and massive retainer

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bloatware, whereas we focus on lightning

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velocity. Pretty clean. Pretty clean. Uh

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you know, at a certain point, this sort

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of design is just like it's like so

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high-end that my brain can't even really

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process what's going on. It's just like,

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wow, that's a that's a really clean

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website. And I did that with one prompt.

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So this particular approach uses a

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couple of specific libraries. There's

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vit then there's react tailwind CSS post

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CSS auto prefixer gap and then lucid

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react. I want you guys to know that like

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you don't have to use this particular

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design system. It's not actually the

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design system. I mean I just this prompt

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is okay. You know it's not very well

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vetted or verified or you know I've made

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like 10 websites with this now and nine

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out of the 10 of them have been pixel

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perfect like oneshots. Um but you guys

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don't have to use my prompt. It's not

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the prompt that's actually the magic

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here. It's just the model. the model's

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really good. And I think we're going to

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a point where essentially like design is

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completely commoditized. And I don't

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just mean website design in this

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particular instance. I just mean design

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in general. Like we all have the ability

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now to make like maximalist designs,

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which is wild. Um the designs that our

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forefathers could only have dreamed of

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these fully immersive 3D experiences and

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apps for Christ's sake even. And uh we

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could do it all just by copying and

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pasting a prompt that some 16-year-old

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kid put together on Twitter. For this

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next one, I'm just going to have it do

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it. So, I'll say this is a demo site for

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high-end luxury boutique real estate

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SAS. Come up with each of these

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yourself. And then I'm just going to see

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what it does if it's given full free

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reign to make the best site possible.

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Okay, looks like our Aura estate site's

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ready. So, legacy meets precision. It's

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precision portfolio intelligence for

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ultra prime properties. We synthesize

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global market data to do blah blah blah

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blah. It's obviously quite pretty. Uh

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what I like about this is the mixture of

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both sans serif and then serif fonts.

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Pretty nice. As you can see, the same

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thing that we had on the previous uh

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website is present here. So, we have

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like kind of hot swapped different

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cards. We have like this global

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telemetry thing with some blinking code

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and you know we have various other

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modules here. Oh, it's kind of

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interesting. And we have various other

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divs here that actually glow up as we

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mouse over them. So, that's pretty neat.

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Uh and then we have you know the

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manifesto with more information as well

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as a protocol. And so hopefully you guys

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are seeing here like this is reasonably

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templated, but it's just templated

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because I like I just asked it to make

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it in a specific way. Um, nobody would

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be able to tell that these are like

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templated really. So you could just take

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this idea of the way that the the page

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should be laid out and then iterate on

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it and make like 5,000 freaking websites

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a minute. Like it's it's insane if you

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think about it. You could parallelize

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this, run this across five or 10 or 20

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instances of Gemini Pro 3.1 and then you

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could send custom websites to whoever

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the hell you want. You could pitch them

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business. You could spin up the highest

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and sexiest sites on planet Earth. You

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could spin up like dozens of products a

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day if you wanted to uh and just have

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extraordinarily clean sites that look

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really human-designed as well. By the

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way, if you wanted to launch these

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websites and actually get them on the

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internet, it's super easy. You just go

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to either of these sites, Netlefi or

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this other one here called Versell. And

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um you can launch both like with both

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platforms completely free just using

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their hobby or their uh what's it called

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on on Netlifi's end? hobby or free

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plans. Um, literally just like ask your

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agent, hey, can you host this thing on

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on whatever? It'll walk through the

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whole process end to end. And then, you

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know, if you have any API keys, it can

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actually just manage it all for you. So,

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that part's pretty cool, too. Okay, so

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what's the moral of the story? There is

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no moral of the story. Find the prompt

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down below. Feel free to copy and paste

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that all you want. Um, you could oneshot

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anything. Everybody here is going to try

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and make this seem super complicated.

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Get in and cash in on the gold rush.

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It's not. It's literally just like a

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copy and paste a prompt and then you're

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done. So, yeah. Hopefully you guys

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enjoyed designing the sexiest, highest

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quality websites on planet Earth with

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Gemini Pro 3.1 High.

Interactive Summary

The video explores the capability of Gemini 3.1 to generate high-quality, professional-grade websites in a single "oneshot" prompt. The creator demonstrates how using a specific, detailed prompt structure allows for the creation of aesthetic, functional websites with complex animations and layouts, effectively commoditizing web design and enabling rapid production of sophisticated digital experiences.

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