Summary
Jack Roberts demonstrates how to use Claude Motion Design 2.0 to build interactive, scroll-driven websites that blend generated video with code-built animation. An X-ray view shows which elements come from video and which are generated by Claude Design, including morphing menus, curtain footers, cursor-following effects, hop navigation and animated onboarding.
The walkthrough follows a three-level system. It starts with gathering inspiration from design reference sites, then generating images and video with tools such as Higgsfield, and finally layering motion graphics on top of the footage. Roberts shows examples built with Opus 5.5, including pages for his speech-to-text startup Glido, where a single prompt produced an introduction video with audio.
The video also covers structuring the site with a scalable architecture that manages data, so the design work can support a real business rather than a one-off visual demo. Viewers interested in AI website builders, motion graphics and Claude’s design tooling will see the process end to end, along with finished examples to use as reference.
📺 Source: Jack Roberts · Published October 08, 2026
🏷️ Format: Tutorial Demo
