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Requests written to build something that moves: 3D globes and orbs, living backgrounds and scroll-driven motion. Pick one and the builder opens with it ready to send, or to change first.
Atlas Freight
3D globeA global logistics landing page with a spinning 3D globe, live lane stats and a bento of features.
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Build a landing page for Atlas Freight, a freight-forwarding platform that books ocean, air and road shipments in one place for mid-size importers. Look: deep navy background, crisp white type, one electric sky-blue accent and a warm amber second accent. A confident geometric sans for headlines, generous spacing. Hero: headline "Every lane, one dashboard" with a short subhead and two buttons (Get a quote, See the platform). On the right, a spinning 3D globe with arcs of light between ports, tilting toward the pointer. On phones the globe sits above the text. Then: - A row of four stats that count up when scrolled into view (ports covered, shipments a month, on-time rate, carriers). - A bento grid of six features (instant quotes, live tracking, customs documents, carbon reports, team approvals, API), each card lifting slightly on hover. - "How it works" in three numbered steps that reveal in sequence. - One customer quote with a name, role and company. - A closing call to action band and a simple footer. Motion: calm and precise. Sections fade up as they enter, never bounce.
Halo
3D liquid orbAn AI writing assistant with an iridescent liquid orb behind the headline and a typing demo.
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Build a landing page for Halo, an AI writing assistant that drafts emails, briefs and posts in your own voice. Look: near-black background with a violet tint, soft white type, accents of violet, cyan and pink. Rounded, friendly sans. Hero: centered headline "Write like you, only faster", a one-line subhead and an email field with a "Join the beta" button. Behind the headline, an iridescent liquid orb that breathes and swells toward the pointer, with a dark scrim so the text stays readable. Then: - A live demo panel: a prompt is typed out letter by letter, then Halo's draft streams in below it, looping every few seconds. - Three feature cards (learns your voice, works in every app, private by default) that tilt slightly toward the pointer. - Pricing with three tiers (Free, Pro at $12 a month, Team at $10 per seat), monthly and yearly toggle, Pro highlighted. - An FAQ accordion with five questions. - A footer. Motion: smooth and airy, staggered fade-ups, nothing faster than 200ms.
Prism Studio
3D floating shapesA playful design studio portfolio with glossy floating 3D shapes and scroll-revealed case studies.
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Build a portfolio site for Prism Studio, a small brand and product design studio known for bold, playful work. Look: deep indigo background, off-white type, candy accents of pink, teal and violet. A big expressive display face for headlines, a clean sans for body text. Hero: glossy floating 3D shapes in the brand colors drift behind a huge headline, "We make brands people want to touch", with a scrim behind the text. One button: See our work. Then: - A marquee of client names that scrolls slowly and pauses on hover. - Four case studies as large cards (image, client, one-line result, tags) that slide up and fade in one after another as you scroll. - Services in three columns: brand identity, product design, motion. - A short "About the studio" section with three team portraits. - A contact section with a simple form (name, email, project budget select, message) and a footer. Motion: playful but controlled, springy hovers on cards and buttons.
Tide Festival
3D dot waveAn electronic music festival site with a synthwave dot wave, a countdown and a lineup by day.
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Build a website for Tide, a three-day electronic music festival on a beach in late August. Look: synthwave night, almost-black background, neon cyan and magenta accents, a wide condensed display face in uppercase for headlines. Hero: a dot wave rolls toward a low horizon across the bottom half of the screen, rippling where the pointer is. Above the horizon: "TIDE", the dates, the location and a "Get tickets" button. Then: - A countdown to opening night (days, hours, minutes, seconds) that ticks live. - The lineup in tabs by day (Friday, Saturday, Sunday), each a grid of artist names with set times, headliners larger. - Tickets: three passes (Day, Weekend, VIP) as cards with what each includes and a price. - A venue section with a stylized map of stages and a short travel guide. - An FAQ accordion and a footer with social links. Motion: energetic. The countdown digits flip, lineup names stagger in, buttons glow on hover.
Northlight
Aurora backgroundA savings app landing page with an aurora behind the hero, a phone mockup and scroll-staggered features.
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Build a landing page for Northlight, a savings app that rounds up purchases and grows them in high-yield pots. Look: dark teal-black background, white type, aurora greens and violets as accents. A clean, trustworthy sans. Hero: a slow aurora of the page's colors behind the hero, the headline "Watch your savings glow", a subhead, App Store and Google Play buttons, and a phone mockup showing a pot balance growing. Then: - Three steps (connect your card, choose a goal, watch it grow), each with a small illustration, revealed one by one on scroll. - A savings calculator: a slider for monthly round-ups and a live total after one, three and five years. - Security: four short points (bank-level encryption, FDIC-insured partner banks, no hidden fees, cancel anytime) with icons. - Three reviews with star ratings. - A closing call to action and a footer with legal links. Motion: gentle, numbers animate when they change, cards fade up in sequence.
Orbit Voyages
Particle galaxyA space tourism site with a galaxy of particles, a mission timeline and a booking form.
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Build a website for Orbit Voyages, a company selling week-long trips to a private orbital hotel. Look: black space background, cool white type, pale indigo and warm gold accents. An elegant wide sans for headlines. Hero: a slowly turning galaxy of particles behind the hero, the headline "The best window seat there is", a subhead and a "Reserve a voyage" button. Then: - A mission timeline from training to launch to return, as a vertical line that fills in as you scroll, each stage appearing beside it. - Three cabin options as cards (Window, Suite, Observatory) with what is included and a price. - A gallery of six large photos: views from the hotel and its interior. - A booking form: name, email, preferred launch month (select), party size, and a submit button that shows a confirmation. - A footer. Motion: slow and cinematic, long eased fades, nothing jumpy.
Ember & Oak
Grain blobs backgroundA specialty coffee roaster with warm grainy gradient blobs, origin stories and a subscription builder.
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Build a website for Ember & Oak, a small-batch coffee roaster that sells beans by subscription. Look: warm and editorial. Espresso-brown background, cream type, amber and terracotta accents, a classic serif for headlines and a simple sans for body text. Hero: soft gradient blobs of the page's colors drifting under a fine film grain behind the headline "Roasted on Tuesday, in your cup by Friday" and a "Start a subscription" button. Then: - Three origin stories (Ethiopia, Colombia, Guatemala) as alternating image and text rows, each with tasting notes. - A subscription builder: choose roast (light, medium, dark), grind, bag size and frequency, with the price updating live and a summary card. - "From the roastery": three short journal entries as cards. - Reviews and a footer with the café's address and opening hours. Motion: unhurried, images ease in as you scroll, the builder's price counts to its new value.
Signal
Flowing lines backgroundAn API observability tool with flowing lines of light, a live log terminal and code tabs.
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Build a landing page for Signal, an observability tool that traces every API request across services. Look: technical and dark. Near-black background, light gray type, one signal-green accent, a monospace face for code and labels and a neat sans for headlines. Hero: flowing lines of light drift behind the hero like signals on a scope. Headline "See every request, end to end", a subhead and two buttons (Start free, Read the docs). Then: - A terminal window where log lines stream in one at a time with timestamps, status codes and latencies, looping. - Code tabs (Node, Python, Go) showing a three-line install snippet with a copy button. - Six integrations as a grid of logos with names. - Pricing: Free, Team and Enterprise, with request volumes per tier. - A footer with docs, status and changelog links. Motion: crisp, short fades and slides, the terminal is the moving piece.
Kinetic
Scroll motionA creative agency site built on motion alone: kinetic type, pinned sections and a horizontal gallery.
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Build a website for Kinetic, a creative agency that makes launch campaigns for consumer brands. Look: black and white with one yellow accent. A huge, tight display face for headlines, a plain sans for body text. Hero: the headline "We make launches move" assembles word by word, each word rising into place, with a short subhead fading in after it. Then: - A services section where the section title stays pinned while three service panels scroll past it. - Selected work as a horizontal gallery that moves sideways as you scroll down, six projects with a client name and a one-line result. - A stats row (campaigns launched, countries, awards) whose numbers count up. - A testimonial that fades between three quotes. - A big "Start a project" call to action and a footer. Motion: bold and choreographed, with scroll-linked movement and staggered reveals, and every effect off under reduced motion.
Lumen
3D, designed for itA smart lighting product launch in 3D, with a sticky product story and an interactive color picker.
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Build a product launch page for Lumen, a smart light bulb that changes color with music and the time of day. Look: 3D and premium. Dark charcoal background, white type, warm orange and soft violet accents, a refined sans. Hero: a 3D scene that suits a glowing product, the headline "Light that listens", the price ($39) and a "Pre-order" button. Then: - A product story with the image of the bulb pinned on one side while four short feature paragraphs scroll past on the other. - An interactive color picker: choosing a swatch or dragging a hue slider changes the glow of a large illustrated bulb. - A comparison table of Lumen and two ordinary smart bulbs. - An FAQ accordion and a footer. Motion: smooth and glowing, with the pinned story crossfading its image between features.
The art on each card is a sketch of its colors, not a screenshot. Every build is new, so yours will differ from anyone else’s, and the builder shows what it will cost before you send it.