⬇️ Last Night's Session ⬇️ https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/h3EHztQM9H8Cm5qFA0v9MD2EqDOrn153BoKgmaGLV_Lxg-JCkDA3QpyGItiaq-lu.0Vhv7Aa4KggZncCO Passcode: y82kMvQ= --- We discussed: 1. BreAnn rebuilt her marketing site with Claude-powered animations 2. Motion design and micro-interactions that create real delight for Njeri's project 3. New model drops from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Meta, plus when to use Opus vs. Sonnet vs. Haiku 4. My AI Opportunity Assessment process: interviews, rubric, roadmap, governance policy, and prompt studio Prompts to try this week: 1. Sketch it, then direct it: get the motion you pictured instead of the one Claude guessed 2. Design the feeling first: turn "make it less clinical" into five concrete micro-interactions 3. Two versions, two branches: compare design directions without risking the version that works 4. Content calendar on autopilot: a monthly calendar, a nightly status sweep, and email drafts you review 5. From interviews to a ranked roadmap: turn a pile of "I wish AI could do this" into a plan a client can act on #1 in full: I'm attaching a rough sketch of [page or section name]. Here's what's on it: [list the pieces, e.g. logo, photo, headline]. Here's how I want them to move: [piece 1] should [start where, move how, end where], then [piece 2] should [start where, move how, end where]. Keep [layout / colors / fonts] exactly as they are. Before you build anything, restate the movement as numbered steps so I can correct it. Then build it. All 5 prompts in one PDF, attached below 👇🏾 Which prompt are you running first? Drop the number below 🚀