it thinner? Change the main hero title from transform your business with AI to learn, comma build comma grow with AI, change the tagline to, we help you discover, build and launch AI apps and solutions for your team, clients and customers. let's change the, enter your email and get started button, get rid of that and just put in a button that says is get in touch, put a yellow to white gradient on it, and link it as an anchor to the contact form at the bottom of the page. Okay, that's a load of instructions. Let's see how we go. Can you change the background from slate to neutral? Can you put a square grid in the back of the hero section? Can Can you reduce the size of the titles by 20%? Can you add social icon links for Linkedin Twitter and Youtube? In the footer in mobile mode, can you make sure that we have a hamburger menu that gives us the mobile dropdown. Now what I'm deliberately doing here is trying not to use a lot of the web design and web development knowledge that I would have. So I wouldn't say mobile mode. I'd say, you know, at the small, extra small, medium, large break points, I want to see uh, responsive flex row that grows with spacing around it. These are all like terms that a established front-end developer would know. What I'm trying to do here is use natural language as much as possible from the perspective of, of a novice coming and trying to make these changes, they're using natural terms, they're not, they don't have industry terminology. And to be honest, the model is doing a really great job at interpreting those. And I think this makes it really accessible for so many more people being able to express their creativity without being technically constrained. Cool. We have our mobile menu features about testimonials. Can you make sure the hamburger menu sticks to the right, hand, side side. the grid didn't seem to appear. Can you check that the contrast is set, right? And that it's displaying correctly. Can you give me a divider between the hero section and the our AI solution, se section? It should just be one pixel and maybe a gradient from yellow to black. Just to separate the two sections, you can see the grid appears up there, but then it just kind of disappears again, reduce the size of the logo by 30%. Have the word switch dimension, stick together. So it's switch, no space dimension and have the second word dimension in a thinner weight than the first word. switch. Change the icon to a electricity bolt. Okay, so great. That's just so cool. I did that so well Okay, so just a quick note on the pricing. Um you get about 200 credits a month, which is generally decent enough to create um, a landing page or a few basic pages. Um, it's really only if you're an agency, if you're creating a lot of pages on a consistent basis. Do you need to switch up to $20 a month? Um, I think in some cases you can just pay for a month where where you have heavier usage and you're doing a lot of designing and then just turn it off again. let's make that background gradient on the hero section yellow to black. let's change all the buttons to have a greater corner radius. I don't want them looking so square. I want them completely rounded. Okay, I'm going to try something a little bit interesting here as well the icons in the our ai solutions sections Can you create a circle around those with a border and have a gradient from gray to black within that circle and then the icon is in the middle. The border should be only one pixel and the same color as the border on the outer card. Oh sweet Lord that did a great great job. that's very good Oh my god, that is very good. I mean, it's able to take my semi incoherent ramblings and actually This segment showcases the initial stages of creating a marketing landing page using VZ, a voice-based design tool. The presenter demonstrates how to generate a basic landing page design with simple prompts, highlighting the tool's ability to quickly generate a functional structure, including key sections like features, testimonials, and FAQs. The user then modifies the page to dark mode, showing the tool's responsiveness to simple commands.This section demonstrates the iterative design process using VZ. The presenter issues multiple commands simultaneously to modify the page's appearance, including color schemes, text styles, and layout adjustments. This showcases the tool's capacity to handle complex instructions and its efficiency in making multiple changes at once, despite the tool's limitation of rewriting the entire page with each command.This segment focuses on refining the landing page's design using natural language commands. The presenter demonstrates how to manipulate layout elements, add sections (like "About Us"), adjust responsiveness for different screen sizes, and modify styling. The presenter emphasizes the accessibility of the tool for non-technical users, highlighting the use of plain language instead of technical jargon. This segment compares the speed and efficiency of VZ to traditional web development methods. The presenter highlights how easily complex design elements (like gradients and circular icons with borders) are implemented with simple natural language prompts, contrasting this with the time-consuming coding required in traditional approaches. The presenter showcases the tool's ability to interpret less-than-perfect instructions and produce accurate results, emphasizing its accessibility for non-programmers.