We make cheeky sites with AI

Who it's for

These are not real graduates — they're audience profiles showing who the course is built for, drawn from HEAD's own strategy work. If you recognise yourself in one, the course is for you.

• Business owner
• Front-end developer
• UI/UX designer who can't code

• Where you are now

  No real site or a cheap template; agencies want $2,000+ and a two-month wait.

  After the course

  Launched his own premium animated business site on his own domain over a weekend — and updates it himself whenever he likes.

• Where you are now

  Static, template-looking sites; motion design feels like a separate profession he has no time for.

  After the course

  Scroll-animated sites at international agency level; a portfolio that attracts premium clients; a full site in a weekend.

• Where you are now

  Her designs die at handoff; she can't offer clients a live product on her own.

  After the course

  Turns her own Figma designs into deployed animated sites single-handedly; sells the service at twice her design-only rate.

Module by module

8 modules · 33 lessons · ~8 weeks

1. 1. Day one, live on the internet

   Everyone — even the business owner who has never seen a terminal — deploys a page in week one.

   1. Role-based onboarding: a 10-minute fast path for developers; a 40-minute step-by-step setup for designers and business owners.
   2. Installing Claude Code and running the loop: prompt → watch it build → review → request changes.
   3. Deploying to Vercel; what a domain actually is; sharing your link.
   4. How to talk to Claude Code: precise requests, screenshots as feedback, 'make this more ___' iterations.
   5. Module project

2. 2. Design literacy: why websites look cheap

   Students can see — and explain — the difference between a template site and an agency site.

   1. The four foundations of a premium look: typography, space, colour restraint, image quality.
   2. Guided teardown: 5 award-winning sites and 5 template sites — naming exactly what differs.
   3. Writing a design brief Claude Code executes well: references, qualities, section-by-section requirements.
   4. Module project

3. 3. Animation essentials: motion that reads expensive

   Directing micro-interactions and entrances using real animation vocabulary.

   1. Why motion reads as quality; the 200–400ms rule; easing curves in plain language.
   2. Hover states, card interactions, entrances, staggered lists — all prompted through Claude Code.
   3. The vocabulary: easing, duration, stagger, spring — and how to ask for them precisely.
   4. Module project

4. 4. Scroll-based storytelling

   The core mechanic that separates award-winning sites from ordinary ones.

   1. ScrollTrigger: pinned sections, parallax layers, scroll-linked timelines.
   2. Planning a page as a narrative — each section opens the next.
   3. Performance: what to watch so animations hold 60fps on a phone too.
   4. Module project

5. 5. Media-rich components: video, galleries, 3D

   The media layer that makes a site feel expensive — without slowing it down.

   1. Video heroes, autoplay and fallbacks; controlling weight on mobile.
   2. Gallery and slider patterns; image optimisation and lazy loading.
   3. Light 3D and canvas effects — when they earn their place and when they don't.
   4. Module project

6. 6. Full website assembly

   From separate components to one coherent multi-page site.

   1. Page structure, navigation, page-transition animations.
   2. Responsiveness: the same site working correctly on phone, tablet and desktop.
   3. A Telegram lead-capture form and baseline SEO.
   4. Module project

7. 7. Reference to reality

   See a site you love and rebuild it in your own brand — without cloning it.

   1. Deconstructing a reference: structure, rhythm, motion, typography.
   2. The clear line between inspiration and cloning — legally and ethically.
   3. Turning a screenshot into a brief for Claude Code.
   4. Module project

8. 8. Launch and monetisation

   Turning the skill into a service — price, offer, client.

   1. Domain, analytics, performance and a final launch checklist.
   2. Pricing the service between $500–2,000 and packaging the offer.
   3. Portfolio, case study and routes to a first client.
   4. Module project

Choose your tariff

• Standard

  What's included

  • All video lessons — lifetime access
  • Hands-on assignments for every module
  • Private Telegram community
  • Certificate

  per course

  6,500,000 UZS-25%

  4,900,000 UZS

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• Premium

  What's included

  • Everything in Standard
  • Weekly live sessions with the mentor
  • Personal homework review and feedback
  • 1:1 consultation on the final project
  • Portfolio review and job-search advice

  per course

  9,200,000 UZS-20%

  7,400,000 UZS

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