Every "build a $10k website with AI" video right now runs the same play. 3D scroll animation, physical product rotating in the background, upload, done. That only works when you have a physical product to rotate. Digital products, apps, web apps are a different problem, and nobody covers it. So I built one on camera and left the bad versions in. What changed the output: → Feeding Claude actual context about the product instead of "make a landing page" → A skill loaded with before/after design references so it had a target → Animating what the software actually does with HyperFrames, not a stock hero clip → An interactive form with real logic and scoring behind it → Asking for 3 variations, not 1 The 3 variations thing is the part I'd steal. A single output from Claude is a coin flip. Three lets you compare and take the best pieces of each. Full walkthrough here: https://youtu.be/mOg0ywalouA Anyone else building landing pages for digital products, or are you still handing it to a designer?

Hey all! I watched Corbin's video on landing page design (see below) and wanted to share something that I've found useful for designing pages: https://impeccable.style Impeccable is basically a design harness that works alongside your AI tool of choice. The tools you can invoke from it really help take any AI coded page from generic to something more unique. One thing to note: using Impeccable tools can consume a large amount of tokens out of the gate (anywhere from 15 - 30K) when it runs the larger functions like site audits for overall design reviews. This isn't all tools, just the most intensive functions. Smaller tools like typeset consume far less while improving on fonts and the like. You do become familiar with how and when to use specific tools, saving tokens. Worth checking out for those of us who have not done professional design work. Note: Not an ad, I have no connection with the Impeccable creator and receive no money from this post (in case anyone was wondering). Keep building!

Hey everyone, I’m launching my first SaaS platform and wanted to ask for advice around transactional email providers. After watching Corbin’s videos, I remember the recommendation to avoid the big expensive email platforms where possible and use something more cost-effective like AWS SES or Mailgun. During development, I’ve been using AWS SES in sandbox mode and it’s been working well. I also built the app’s email architecture around being ready for SES production usage. I recently requested SES production access, but AWS rejected the request without giving a specific reason. (Screenshot attached) Is this normal for a new startup / new AWS account? What would you recommend from here? Should I move to something like Mailgun, Resend, Postmark, or another provider first, build some sending history/reputation, and then try SES again later once the platform has more traction? Would love to hear what others have done in this situation. Thankyou :)

Qwen 3.8 max mind blowing. It will even go the extra mile and give you three variants. Completely free. Even its image gens for these concepts are great. try it.