It's ability to handle non-90 degree cutouts and shapes for web dev is one of the best I've seen. The vision model on this is VERY capable.
Here's an image design source of truth: https://image.non.io/78f4cd8b-2560-4643-9a51-96a89171f994.we...
And here's the page it build from it: https://image.non.io/e7d3a9e5-f9df-4fd8-b79f-1f90280f978f.we...
Note the flowing svg lines, and how accurately it recreated them. Here's Opus 5 for comparison - you can really see how while Astra really recreated the flow that was in the original design, opus only got the general vibe: https://image.non.io/dfe13de0-4487-431f-8b69-544ff3030dac.we...
One thing I will say is you are paying for quality. That site build cost $24 - extremely non-trivial for a simple frontend.
> That site build cost $24 - extremely non-trivial for a simple frontend.
I would say that $24 is trivial IF that's the final design. The truth is that the cost doesn't leave much room for error or experimentation.
I don't get it. For me it seems Opus was more accurate in terms of for example this small building in the right down corner
They look pretty similar to me, I'm not sure what you're seeing that is so much better.
Also the curves and background lines that separate the right image from the left content
Check the source oft the laser beams.