Claude Code + Higgsfield: plan and review a visual website upgrade

Define the visitor’s task and the visual change

Thanks to Higgsfield for sponsoring this video.

The video tries a scrolling product site, a rough landing page, a client site and Luke’s portfolio. These are demonstrations, not evidence of a $10,000 sale or a replacement for every agency service.

1. Inspect the existing site and preserve verified business details and important visitor actions.
2. Connect Higgsfield MCP to Claude Code through the setup shown at 2:28.
3. Write the audience, intended outcome, media requirements and parts of the site that must remain accurate.
4. Review the proposed direction before generating a full set of assets.

Build the media for its actual placement

Claude handles planning, code and browser checks while Higgsfield creates visual assets and motion. A polished asset can still obstruct a working page.

1. Choose images or video that support the specific section’s purpose.
2. Inspect generated product or client details against the source material.
3. Check scroll-driven movement at the relevant screen sizes.
4. Use browser feedback to identify a concrete defect and request a targeted iteration.

Review the result as a website

Human judgement and client delivery remain part of the workflow. The title’s price language is framing, not a measured project valuation.

1. Test navigation, calls to action and the key visitor task.
2. Check text contrast, media loading and whether motion makes information harder to use.
3. Compare the revised page with the original brief.
4. Record defects and obtain the necessary review before treating a concept as a client launch.

Adapt this brief

Review this site for [audience] completing [task]. Preserve verified business facts and important existing functions. Propose a visual direction and the specific media needed for it. After building, test the real page and report defects before treating the concept as ready to deliver.

The takeaway

Use generated media to support a clear site task. Visual polish alone does not establish conversion improvement or client approval.