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Grok 4.3 beta just went insane with front-end design I gave it one single prompt: “Build a WWE-style Fight Club website with 10 fighters” It designed a stunning, premium-quality website that genuinely looks like it was built by a full design team - Beautiful interactive fighter cards - A... Fight Simulator where you pick any two fighters and it predicts the results based on their stats - It also shows the live ticket, upcoming live events basically everything a fully functional website has It even picked the perfect tagline: “Where Legends are Forged” The design quality is incredibly good. Dark mode, buttery-smooth interactions, perfect WWE energy This is next-level creative executionshow more

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158,226 views • 1 year ago

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