I built a claude workflow to help you build sites like https://terafab.ai/ without all of the paid subscriptions.

There's been a lot of these high-quality landing pages being released, where as you scroll you get this really interactive story being told. I find these to be some of the best-looking pages out there. However a lot of the workflow behind these sites is locked behind various paywalls. Using Claude, I created Scroll Studio , a way to create these high-quality sites locally without all of those paid features (aside from Claude, of course). Under the hood it uses LTX-2.3 and Z-Image for video and images, Blender for 3D renders, Depth Anything for photo depth, and three.js, D3, and MapLibre in the browser, and you can drive it from a local UI, the command line, or by asking Claude. The main way I was able to get Claude to do this was through prompting and iterations. We went through the structure of the sites that already existed and figured out how they were built. Then it was a lot of testing of different open-source video models until I was able to get the generation I wanted, not to mention going back and forth on Blender modeling until I was able to get a good structure to base the videos on. All in all, I think design is one of the places where many of us are lacking when it comes to using Claude, and I think projects like these can be very helpful in democratizing the field with projects with stronger funding from a UI perspective. I have a showcase of a few other sites I built with this workflow here . Right now I'm working on making it a bit more customizable, but I've been impressed with how well these sites have been rendered.