Redesign a website with Codex, Astra and Higgsfield

Start from the actual business

Thanks to Higgsfield for sponsoring this video.

The video uses a motorhome client site, a holiday cottage site and an automotive concept. The first two provide real context; the previews are not a claim of client launch or conversion uplift.

1. Connect Higgsfield in Codex through the route shown at 1:41.
2. Inspect the existing site and collect its approved copy, images and visitor actions.
3. Turn the rough redesign request into a brief covering audience, page structure and the intended visual change.

Generate media for a specific placement

A cinematic hero can look good while showing an inaccurate vehicle or property. Luke shows image edits that still need work.

1. Specify the hero framing and movement before generating a video.
2. Compare every edited image with the original, checking signs, proportions and physical details.
3. Give a targeted revision prompt for a visible error instead of silently using the inaccurate output.

Review the concept as a website

The later automotive test uses an exploded-engine animation, which has a different job from a booking-focused property homepage.

1. Compare before and after at the same screen size.
2. Test navigation, primary calls to action and media loading.
3. Show the concept with the remaining defects recorded and distinguish visual improvements from measured business outcomes.

The takeaway

A polished preview can support a client conversation. It still needs factual, functional and client review before launch.