HeyGen HyperFrames for Builders - Seattle Tech Week Meetup at INTDEV (internet.dev)

As AI shifts content creation from manual editing to software generation, a new category is emerging: programmatic media. Instead of timelines, keyframes, and traditional editing tools, developers can generate dynamic visual experiences using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and AI. Join us during Seattle Tech Week for a deep dive into HyperFrames, the open-source framework from HeyGen that transforms the web into a programmable canvas for creating AI-native motion graphics, interactive visualizations, and personalized media at scale. Whether you're building AI products, developer tools, scientific software, marketing platforms, or next-generation user interfaces, HyperFrames introduces a fundamentally different way to think about visual communication—where media becomes composable, data-driven, and generated like software. What You'll Learn Beyond Marketing: Real-World Use Cases HyperFrames isn't just for social content. We'll explore how programmable media unlocks entirely new workflows across industries: Rather than exporting static media, you'll see how visual experiences can be generated on demand—powered by software. Expect live demonstrations, architecture discussions, implementation walkthroughs, and practical examples you can begin building with immediately. Speakers Ray Velez Founder, Pasco Web Designs Ray builds AI-powered software, modern web applications, and programmatic design systems. His work explores the browser as a creative runtime, where code becomes the medium for scalable visual experiences. Today, he's focused on applying programmable media and data visualization to transform complex data into dynamic, interactive experiences generated entirely through code. Parker Lydeen Founder, ButtonScale Parker specializes in AI automation, developer workflows, and production-ready AI systems. Alongside more than eight years of professional media production and marketing experience, he has helped brands create high-impact visual content while building the automation systems that power modern creative workflows. Hosted at Internet Development Studio Company Hosted at Internet Development Studio Company, Jimmy Lee's (https://x.com/wwwjim) creative engineering studio and community space, this gathering brings together developers, designers, founders, researchers, and AI builders exploring what's next for software. Learn more about the Internet Development Studio Company at https://internet.dev, or try our flagship product on MacOS at https://terminalgraph.com If you're interested in AI infrastructure, developer tools, computational design, scientific visualization, or the future of programmable media, this session is designed to give you practical frameworks—not just inspiration—for what's coming next.