GPT 6 Astra est INCROYABLE Pour Créer des Sites (Tuto Débutant)

Summary

Yas tests whether OpenAI’s latest model, referred to in the subtitles as GPT-6 Astra, can create a polished website without the user writing code. The demonstration builds a premium website for a fictional canned-drink brand, progressing from a basic homepage to animation, a scroll-controlled 3D-style effect, and deployment on a custom domain.

Tutorial workflow

1. Gather design inspiration: Yas uses Pinterest to find examples of beverage branding and website layouts. He combines two reference images and asks ChatGPT to create a matching can image.
2. Build the first version: In the desktop ChatGPT app, he opens Codex, selects a project folder, and provides the image references and a prompt. He says Codex can create and edit project files, generate assets, and debug the site. After about ten minutes, it produces a functional first draft with images, animations, and navigation.
3. Publish the site: He connects Codex to Hostinger using its connector, then asks the AI to deploy the site. He also asks it to suggest available domains and selects one. The tutorial presents this as a way to handle hosting and deployment from the development tool rather than manually managing server settings.
4. Add a scroll-driven visual effect: Yas uses an image-to-video workflow to create a short video of the product. He recommends a nine-second, 16:9 video at 1080p, then gives it to Codex to integrate into the site so the product animation responds to scrolling.
5. Refine the design: Using the site preview, he leaves visual annotations—for example, to make a purchase button more noticeable and add the brand name to the can. Codex applies the edits and redeploys the updated site.
6. Review for conversion: He demonstrates a “skill” that critiques the website and suggests improvements intended to help it convert visitors. He stresses that attractive design alone does not guarantee business results.

Review and analysis

• Yas’s assessment: He is impressed by the first draft and by the AI’s ability to create assets and make revisions, but treats the site as something to refine rather than a finished business solution.
• Key advice: Start with references, give the model a clear goal, and use specific visual feedback to iterate. He emphasizes that method matters more than simply choosing a particular tool.
• Cost estimate: Yas estimates that the process could cost around €100 at most, including access to the model and related services; he mentions a €20 subscription. He considers that relatively inexpensive compared with agency-built sites, which he says can cost thousands. The exact total depends on subscriptions and video-generation usage.
• Hosting promotion: Hostinger is presented as the deployment partner. Yas mentions a free domain with the relevant offer and a 10% promotional code. These are promotional claims from the video.

Main speakers and sources

• Yas / Yassine Sdiri: Presenter and tutorial guide.
• Hostinger: Sponsored hosting and deployment partner featured in the tutorial.
• Tools demonstrated: ChatGPT, Codex, Pinterest, a video-generation platform identified in the subtitles as “Xfield,” and Hostinger’s hosting connector.