Summary
This tutorial shows how to use Claude Code 2.0 to build visually striking, story-driven websites. The creator walks through two complete projects: an interactive Formula 1 driver site, where a helmet burns away under the cursor and a circuit draws itself on scroll, and a football product launch page with a 3D ball and a playable penalty game.
The video covers the new Claude Code 2.0 interface, including nested sessions that split work between a visual-generation session and a site-building session, sessions that message each other, split view, and the context and connector cards. To give Claude access to photorealistic images, video, and 3D assets, the creator connects Higgsfield through an MCP custom connector, which exposes models such as Seedance, Kling, and Nano Banana inside the chat.
Viewers also learn an iterative workflow. Instead of accepting the first result, the creator drops screenshots into Claude to request layout changes, adds a proper F1 start gantry and telemetry readout, and uses checkpoints (press Escape twice) to rewind code, conversation, or both. The video closes with performance optimization for heavy video and 3D pages. It is a practical look at pairing an AI coding agent with generative media tools to produce polished, design-forward web experiences.
📺 Source: Zinho Automates · Published November 02, 2026
🏷️ Format: Tutorial Demo
