Some advice please: I am currently using beacons for digital products and substack for blogs but I want to bring them together on one website. I may offer consulatancy/ training in the future. Im trying to decide on a platform and chat and claude are actually telling me to go with wix or squarespace but would I able to include everything I need in lovable or potentially now claude design. Bare in mind I am non tech. I use cowork not code. Thanks

Hi lovely members, how are we doing today? Let's share some wins this week, I'll go first 🙌 - 1 more YT video flop! 🎉 Now I am fired up and I am doing a total reset of my YT Claude Skills, I fell like I've over engineered them so it took the fun out of it for me and YT feels it 😅 Will be doing a new experiment where I go against all the sensible YT advice and just follow my gut for the next 30 days and report back! - new client for my VIP Day offer - we will be setting up Claude Cowork foundation for her business with 2 main prios: building distribution (content + growing email list) + building interactive "non-boring" digital products for her business. Super exited for this format. Overall, a good week - with many new releases that I will be playing more during the weekend Claude Design (finally renews my tokens today!), ChatGPT image 2.0 and New ChatGPT 5.5 model that got released today! Let us know in the comments what are you celebrating!

OpenAI rolled out ChatGPT Images 2.0 yesterday (April 21) and it's live for all of us today. Short rundown of what it is and where it fits into our work. What changed: - Text inside images actually works now - image/text, posters, thumbnails, infographics all render cleanly. - Two modes: Instant (fast) and Thinking (reasons before it draws, keeps characters and objects consistent across frames). - Up to 8 images from one prompt with continuity - carousels, storyboards, and series hold together. - 2K output, native 4K on paid plans, wide aspect ratio support, improved non-Latin text (Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Bengali, Chinese). - Paid plans include a full commercial license. First reactions from the AI community: The common take is that this is the moment AI image gen moves from "fun toy" to "asset production." Text rendering and character consistency are the two things people keep pointing to as the real unlocks. There's also pushback - some designers are calling it a "slop renaissance" and flagging concerns about visual sameness across the web (I both agree and disagree, but also hugely emphasize with designers). Where I see this opening things up for us: - Content creation - infographics, carousels, post designs, Reel covers, thumbnails, data visuals, illustrations, custom graphics, mockups, product photography. Basically every visual asset in your content stack. - Personal brand & storytelling - this is the layer I'm most excited about. How do you use it to tell your story, showcase your work, and make abstract ideas visual for the visual learners in your audience? Quote cards, announcement visuals, behind-the-scenes illustrations, concept explainers etc. - Educational content & services - workbooks, lesson slides, diagrams, process illustrations, course visuals. If you teach, this collapses a huge chunk of the "make it visual" work. - Print-on-demand & merch - huge! Designs, mockups, full merch drops, poster art. Paid plans include a commercial license so you can actually sell it. - Digital products - also huge. SVGs, stock images, digital artwork, illustration packs, bundles. - Client work - storyboards, mood boards, concept visuals, campaign mockups. A much faster way to pitch and deliver creative work. - Ad-creatives - creating multiple ad creatives based on your product, offer or content.

I am planning to film a tutorial on Claude Design tomorrow and want to see if you have any questions, aka what would you want to build in Claude Design? I want to demo on some use cases that are most relevant to you. Please vote below✨

Canva just released some MASSIVE upgrades and is rolling out Canva AI 2.0! As someone not really impressed with Canva's AI so far, checkin it out right now and I can tell you I am now paying very close attention! ✨SECRET CODE: Type "Activate superpowers" in the design search bar - and you will get a week of extra AI credits to test it out! ✨ What is Canva 2.0 AI? Canva is repositioning from a design tool to an "agentic system for work." Basically instead of you picking a template and dragging stuff around, you talk to it and it builds the thing - including pulling data from your other tools. This is their biggest release ever! The main new capabilities: 1. Conversational Design - you type a prompt in natural language and it generates a full editable design. No templates, no manual layout. 2. Agentic Orchestration - an orchestration layer reads your intent, picks the right Canva tools, and runs multi-step workflows (like "build me a multi-channel campaign for X launch") end to end. 3. Connectors - Canva now plugs into Slack, Notion, Zoom, Gmail, Google Drive, Google Calendar, and HubSpot. So it can pull from your meeting transcripts, emails, and docs to generate newsletters, sales pitches, briefing docs, meeting summaries. This is great, but I wanted to take it further and create a Notion template via Canva - it could not do that. 4. Persistent Memory - it learns how you work, remembers your brand, and auto-updates designs when brand assets change. This is HUGE! 5. Object-Based Intelligence - if you say "swap this image" or "change the headline," only that element changes. The rest stays locked. 6. Brand Intelligence - automatic brand application across everything. 7. Scheduling - you can set tasks to run on a cadence in the background (so your weekly social template can just… rebuild itself). 8. Web Research - it can pull live structured info from the web directly into designs. 9. Sheets AI - structured spreadsheet generation inside Canva. Doubt that it's better than in Claude, but I haven't tested it yet. 10. Canva Code 2.0 — now supports HTML import. Excited to try generating code in Claude and importing it into canva for the design! 11. Under the hood Three proprietary models: Canva Proteus (style transfer), Canva Lucid Origin (image gen), Canva I2V (image-to-video). Canva claims they're 7x faster and 30x cheaper than frontier alternatives. 12. Rollout Research preview right now. First 1 million users get access via the Canva homepage, with broader rollout in the coming weeks.