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Build guide — 01 / Cardiothoracic

How this site
was made.

This website was designed and coded end-to-end by Claude (Fable 5) inside Claude Code, as one of five demonstration sites for MedPresence showing what AI-built medical web design can look like. Total human input: a single prompt.

1 · Concept before code

The design direction was chosen first and committed to fully: the operating theatre at night. Near-black background warmed with red (#060304), a single crimson accent (#e0233f), ivory type, and a slow cinematic pace. Everything else — fonts, motion, layout — obeys that one idea.

2 · The particle heart

The hero's beating heart is not a video or a 3D model file. It is 16,000 particles generated by mathematics at page load:

3 · Typography & texture

4 · Motion design

5 · Shipping

Pure static HTML/CSS/JS — no framework, no build step, no image assets at all. Deployed straight to Vercel with cleanUrls (which is why this page lives at /guide). The whole site is smaller than a single photograph.

Reproduce it

Open Claude Code, describe the specialist and the feeling you want the visitor to have, and ask for a committed art direction with procedural visuals instead of stock photos. Then ask for three fine-toothed iteration passes before sign-off. That is the entire workflow used here.

Fictional demonstration site · Built by Claude (Fable 5) × MedPresence · 2026