---
title: "Motion Graphic Design with Fable 5.1"
subtitle: "A copyable prompt for a continuous animated explainer"
slug: "motion-graphic-design-with-fable-5-1"
type: "Motion-design prompt"
format: "Claude Design · Fable 5.1"
---

# Motion Graphic Design with Fable 5.1

## A copyable prompt for a continuous animated explainer

**This is creative prompt material, not validated occupational-safety training.** The supplied prompt uses a generic ladder-safety scenario to specify a motion-graphic system: a persistent world, a single animation timeline, diagrammatic close-ups, a quiz, and a voiceover-ready script.

[Download the original prompt](/resources/motion-graphic-design-with-fable-5-1/ladder-safety-animated-explainer-prompt.md) or [open the copyable Markdown source](/resources/motion-graphic-design-with-fable-5-1/ladder-safety-animated-explainer-prompt.md).

## What the prompt is for

Use it as a detailed creative brief when you want to explore a continuous, code-driven motion graphic rather than a sequence of disconnected slides. It asks for:

- one 1920×1080 composition driven by a single clock, with scenes declared as trimmable data;
- HTML, CSS, and SVG motion instead of stock footage or illustrative characters;
- a persistent technical world, camera keyframes, close-up diagrams, captions, and a timecoded voiceover structure;
- a three-question knowledge-check sequence; and
- controls for captions and variant states.

The prompt has no company or product branding. Its example subject matter is deliberately generic so you can study or adapt the motion-design structure without carrying an employer's materials into the output.

## Important safety boundary

The prompt contains ladder-related figures, setup ratios, clearances, and quiz answers as part of its *creative structure*. They are **not independently validated on this page**, and this resource does not certify that they are current, complete, compliant, or right for any workplace.

Before publishing, training with, or relying on any resulting animation, verify every safety statement against the applicable current standard, employer policy, jurisdiction, task, equipment, and jobsite conditions. Have a qualified safety or EHS reviewer approve the final instructional content. Do not treat an AI-generated animation, script, or quiz as a substitute for that review.

## Use it deliberately

1. [Open the original Markdown prompt](/resources/motion-graphic-design-with-fable-5-1/ladder-safety-animated-explainer-prompt.md) and copy it into a fresh project or compatible creative environment.
2. Review the generated animation for continuity, legibility, timing, captions, and editability.
3. Replace or remove domain-specific claims until a qualified reviewer has validated them for the intended audience.
4. Keep the prompt's own instruction to verify safety figures before publishing.

## Recorded workflow context

The accompanying walkthrough opens [Claude Design](https://claude.ai/design), selects its Animation template, pastes this prompt, reviews the generated result, and exports from the browser. It identifies Fable 5.1 for that run; it mentions ChatGPT as an alternative and ElevenLabs only as an optional audio tool. This resource remains scoped to the supplied visual-design prompt.

## Official platform references

This prompt is published for use with Claude-oriented creative workflows; it does not promise a particular model, interface, output, or feature will be available. Check current availability and behavior in the official documentation:

- [Claude Fable 5.1 overview](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/models/fable-5-1/overview)
- [Get started with Claude Design](https://support.claude.com/en/articles/14604416-get-started-with-claude-design)
- [Claude documentation on access to Fable models, including Claude Design](https://support.claude.com/en/articles/15424964-claude-fable-models-on-your-plan)

## Included source

[`ladder-safety-animated-explainer-prompt.md`](/resources/motion-graphic-design-with-fable-5-1/ladder-safety-animated-explainer-prompt.md) is the supplied prompt preserved as a standalone Markdown file. It remains the copyable/downloadable reference for this resource.