competent enough that it was playable. All right, so I'm giving it this photo that I just generated using Nano Banana and I'm saying use this as a design mockup and then create this website. It's just a website for a GPU rental company. I had tried giving it the full image that was just saved directly from Nano Banana, but it out of memory. All right, let's take a peek. Now, there will be placeholder images. There won't be like full GPUs. Okay, this is something I was wondering if was going to happen. So if we look at this image as source, we see the side card right here, which is just showing us like the remainder or the bottom section of the site. It interpreted that as actual part of the homepage. So that's why we see this like side bar right here. I actually want to try one more thing. Let's see if it can fix the issue where it tried to add that sidebar as a sidebar and not a continuation of the homepage. So now it apparently just added that in as a continuation of the homepage and it will scroll down. Very good. This is pretty much what I wanted to see. Now, the only other thing I'd like to have this try to do is create mock-ups of the GPUs just with SVG assets. Oh, cool. Look at that. All right. So, this is interesting. It's creating these assets in line right here just based off of the reference photo. And then it's going to replace the image tags section with this. No, I want you to do it. All right. Let's take a peek and see. That's actually I'm quite pleased with this. So it created the SVG assets. It placed them in once I told it I had Bjanatitis and could not manually do any coding and it added a little bit of flare to the site definitely instead of just having blank placeholders. So interesting to see and this was a multimodal coding test more than just a front-end test. All right, I know I said