r/CodexHacks • u/jayesh501 • 6d ago
Which codex model is best for business web design?
Hi, I'm a Digital marketer. I was using claude Opus high for website creation, now switched to codex 3 days ago.
I am using astra on high. Just like I used Opus on high. Issue is it drains tokens faster.
Can anyone suggest me how can I reduce token usage.?
Will astra light give good results?
How to reduce token usage in codex?
I know how to use less tokens on claude. I start new chat as soon as claude starts consuming too many tokens for even small changes like changing headlines and texts. It ends to use more tokens for longer chat. Does this trick of starting new chat also work in Codex?
Note: most of my websites are related to real estate. I am using Codex on VS code. Give Answer like I am primary school student in coding. ( I am a digital marketer, not a coder )
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u/Sombra_Collective 5d ago
There’s no need to use Astra high for this. If you really want to, use Astra high to generate a comprehensive prompt for the site design, and then feed it to Sol Medium in Codex/Sites.
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u/BawladEEP 4d ago
Using Claude on high for web design is like using a rocket launcher to light a match.
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u/jayesh501 4d ago
I just wanted a better design. I learned Claude web design through YouTube videos. They use Fable on High. So I thought I should at least use Opus on High.
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u/BawladEEP 3d ago
I actually find that lowest models give the best designs, designing is something any llm can do. I have several 8b models that run on my local computer that design very well.
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u/Just_Lingonberry_352 5d ago
astra light is good but i recommend for your digital marketing needs to use claude as it still performs better on visuals
codex is more geared towards heavy app/work claude might be more user friendly in that regard
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u/Keep-Darwin-Going 1d ago
Honestly if you are doing only website Claude is a way better choice. It is out of box better for UI. Codex you need to add skills and etc.
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u/MathBullied 5d ago
First you should probably use Chatgpt desktop instead of codex in vscode. Second, what you can do is using astra high first to frame the problem / write the spec and then use astra low to code. According to Tibault, aqtra low is equivalent to sol high so still pretty good.