Fable vs Opus
Test 03·Medium

FablevsOpus
The landing page

A one-shot landing page. Both pages below are live: scroll them, watch the hero demos, flip the pricing toggle.

Same promptWord for word, sent unedited to both.
Fresh chatsNo history, no custom instructions.
Both on HighClaude Fable 5.2 High and Claude Opus 5.5 High.
First answer onlyOne shot. No retries, no follow-ups.
The prompt, word for word
Build a landing page for "Driftwood", a fictional app that turns your voice notes into a daily journal. Single HTML file, no external images. Hero, how it works, 3 features, pricing with 2 tiers, FAQ and footer. Add tasteful scroll animations. It should look like it raised a Series A. One shot: give me the complete file.
Fable 5.2 HighOpen full screen
  • Dark and atmospheric: three voice notes from one day stitched into a single titled entry.
  • Tide lines that start choppy and settle flat. Clickable timestamps and a replay button.
  • Every paragraph keeps its recording; you can ask your journal questions.
Opus 5.5 HighOpen full screen
  • Light and editorial: one voice note, then every um and like struck out until a clean entry is left.
  • A how-it-works line that fills as you scroll, threads across months, and a closing call to action.
  • Two tiers with a monthly and yearly toggle.

Driftwood is fictional. Prices, stats, names and quotes on both pages are the models' placeholder copy.