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Warm, editorial single-page landing for **Velar.**, a fictional luxury real-estate brand. A deep-teal typewriter preloader gives way to a sky-backdrop hero ("Live in Irreplaceable") with a cutout building image that rises from below on load, then a scroll-driven centerpiece: as the user scrolls, that same building drifts upward and scales to 1.45x while pinning toward the bottom of a sticky black statement section with count-up stats. A hover-expand five-tile video gallery slides up over the statement section, and a bronze-gradient "Inquire" close finishes the page. Syne (display) pairs with Inter (body) throughout, on a warm off-white ground with one chromatic bronze accent.

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mishmash is a Cursor agent skill that warm, editorial single-page landing for **Velar.**, a fictional luxury real-estate brand. A deep-teal typewriter preloader gives way to a sky-backdrop hero ("Live in Irreplaceable") with a cutout building image that rises from below on load, then a scroll-driven centerpiece: as the user scrolls, that same building drifts upward and scales to 1.45x while pinning toward the bottom of a sticky black statement section with count-up stats. A hover-expand five-tile video gallery slides up over the statement section, and a bronze-gradient "Inquire" close finishes the page. Syne (display) pairs with Inter (body) throughout, on a warm off-white ground with one chromatic bronze accent.

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Velar. — Luxury Real Estate Landing

Derived from a licensed MotionSites prompt; rebuilt as a self-contained page.

Warm, editorial single-page landing for Velar., a fictional luxury real-estate brand. A deep-teal typewriter preloader gives way to a sky-backdrop hero ("Live in Irreplaceable") with a cutout building image that rises from below on load, then a scroll-driven centerpiece: as the user scrolls, that same building drifts upward and scales to 1.45x while pinning toward the bottom of a sticky black statement section with count-up stats. A hover-expand five-tile video gallery slides up over the statement section, and a bronze-gradient "Inquire" close finishes the page. Syne (display) pairs with Inter (body) throughout, on a warm off-white ground with one chromatic bronze accent.

Workflow

  1. Clone example.html into the user's workspace as the working file.
  2. Replace placeholder content with the user's real brand name, headline, statement copy, stats, and property imagery/footage. Match existing image/video dimensions when swapping assets.
  3. Preserve the design system. The warm off-white/deep-teal/black palette, the Syne + Inter type pairing, the preloader typewriter, and the scroll-driven house centerpiece in the build spec below are the identity — do not substitute fonts, recolor the neutral scaffolding, or strip the scroll-linked motion.
  4. Extend by duplicating sections, never by importing a layout from another template. If a section is missing, design it from scratch in this template's own vocabulary.
  5. Keep motion accessible. Every animation must stay behind prefers-reduced-motion, as the build spec requires.

Build spec

Palette

All chromatic and gradient colors live on :root so the recolor tooling can retint the page without touching markup:

TokenValueUse
--bg#f5f0eaPage background (warm off-white)
--ink#213138Headlines, nav logo (default), body text
--dark#1a1a1aStatement section and gallery background
--paper / --paper-dim#e8e4df / rgba(255,255,255,.6)Statement copy / stat labels on dark
--accent / --accent-2#a9835a / #dcbd8eThe one chromatic token family — eyebrow divider, gallery hover glow, Inquire CTA gradient
--linergba(255,255,255,.2)Stat-column dividers on dark

The near-black (--dark) and warm off-white (--bg) scaffolding stays literal by design — that is the neutral surface the recolor filter is meant to leave alone. The bronze --accent/--accent-2 pair is what actually retints on a client recolor: the small divider bar above "The Velar Standard," the radial hover glow on gallery tiles, and the Inquire button's gradient fill.

Typography

Two Google Fonts, an exact match to the source spec:

  • Syne (700/800/900) — nav wordmark, hero headline ("Live in Irreplaceable"), preloader typewriter, section eyebrows, gallery ticker wordmark, mobile menu links, Inquire heading.
  • Inter (300/400/500/600) — body copy, statement paragraph, stat numbers/labels, footer.

Layout

  1. Preloader — a fixed full-viewport #213138 overlay that types out "Velar." letter by letter (a trailing cursor blinks after the last typed letter), then lifts away (translateY(-100%)) to reveal the hero.
  2. Nav — fixed, transparent, logo left / hamburger right. The logo and hamburger bars cross-fade from ink to white whenever the dark statement or gallery section sits at the top of the viewport. The hamburger opens a full-screen off-white menu (Residences, Story, Listings, Inquire).
  3. Hero — full-bleed sky-photo background, min-height: 100vh. A top row pairs "LIVE IN" (left) with a two-line right-aligned subhead (desktop only), followed by the oversized "IRREPLACEABLE" headline and a mobile-only subhead. Type sizes step through three explicit breakpoints via clamp()/vw per the source spec.
  4. Scroll-driven house (centerpiece) — a single position: fixed element holding the cutout building image. It rises from below the viewport when the preloader lifts, rests bottom-centered, then — once 30% of the hero has scrolled past — drifts toward top:0; left:0 and scales to 1.45x as the user keeps scrolling, easing with a double-applied smoothstep, until it pins near the bottom of the dark statement section.
  5. Statement + stats (sticky) — a 200vh wrapper holding a position: sticky black panel: an eyebrow ("The Velar Standard") over a four-line statement, then a three-column stat row (120+ Portfolio Holdings, 12 Global Locations, 98% Patron Loyalty Rate) that counts up once each number is 30% in view.
  6. Hover-expand gallery — a margin-top: -100vh section that slides up over the statement panel. Five muted looping property videos sit in an accordion row; hovering one grows it to flex: 4 while its neighbors compress, over a giant faint "Velar." word-mark ticker in the background. Collapses to a 2-column grid (the fifth, odd tile centered full-width below) under 1024px.
  7. Inquire (close) — an off-white closing panel: headline, one-line subhead, a bronze-gradient "Inquire with Velar" mailto CTA, and a small footer (in-page links + copyright).

Motion inventory

  • Preloader typewriter: letters are inserted one at a time (140ms apart, starting at 600ms) before a blinking cursor; the whole overlay then slides up (1.5s cubic-bezier(0.45,0,0.15,1)) while the hero text fade-slides in behind it.
  • Scroll-driven house: a scroll/resize-driven, requestAnimationFrame-throttled recompute of the house's translate + scale, easing via smoothstep applied twice for a slow-in/slow-out feel.
  • Nav color cross-fade: color 0.35s ease on the logo/hamburger bars, toggled by an IntersectionObserver-free getBoundingClientRect check against the two dark sections, throttled with requestAnimationFrame.
  • Stat count-up: IntersectionObserver (30% threshold) triggers a 2000ms requestAnimationFrame count from 0 to each target, eased with 1 - (1-t)^3.
  • Gallery hover-expand: flex 0.5s cubic-bezier(0.4,0,0.2,1) on the hovered tile (and its neighbors, via the shared flex row); a soft bronze radial-gradient glow fades in over the hovered tile at the same time.
  • prefers-reduced-motion: reduce: the entire preloader sequence collapses to its end state instantly (no typewriter delay, no lift animation) instead of merely speeding up; the scroll-driven house is never wired to scroll at all and stays parked in its resting, bottom-centered position; stat numbers render at their final value immediately instead of counting up; and all remaining transitions (hamburger bars, mobile menu, gallery hover, Inquire CTA) drop to a near-zero duration.

Assets

  • assets/hero-bg.webp — the prompt's images.higgs.ai sky background, fetched at its serving resolution (1920×1080, ~22KB webp).
  • assets/house.webp — the prompt's Cloudinary building cutout PNG (4096×2304, ~5MB), resized to 1600px wide and re-encoded as lossy webp with a lossless alpha channel (~64KB) to keep transparency at a fraction of the original weight.
  • assets/gallery-1.mp4 … assets/gallery-5.mp4 — the prompt's five CloudFront property MP4s (1928×1072, 4s, 8–14 Mbps H.264), each transcoded to a muted 720p H.264 loop with ffmpeg (156KB–300KB apiece, ~1MB combined vs. ~26MB source).

Deviations from the literal prompt spec

  • Single fixed element for the house, not an outer/inner div pair. The source spec describes an outer position: fixed wrapper plus an inner div that separately handles the "rise from below" entrance and the later scroll-driven repositioning. This build merges both into one element (CSS class toggle for the entrance, direct inline-style writes for the scroll phase) — same visual result, fewer moving parts.
  • Reduced-motion house behavior: rather than keep the scroll listener wired and merely shortening its transition durations, this build treats the whole scroll-driven parallax as decorative motion and skips wiring it at all under prefers-reduced-motion: reduce, per this repo's "dignified static fallback" rule — the house stays parked at rest.
  • Statement text wraps on mobile. The source spec sets white-space: nowrap on every statement line unconditionally; at the smallest supported width that produces horizontal overflow, so this build only applies nowrap at ≥1024px and lets lines wrap naturally below that (prompt-fixed, not a content change).
  • Ticker background is static, matching the source spec's own note that its reference implementation leaves the giant "Velar." word-mark as a static layered backdrop rather than animating it.
  • Icon translation. The hamburger/close control is built as two plain CSS bars that morph into an X (no lucide-react available outside a React build); functionally and visually equivalent to the source spec's Lucide X swap.
  • Inquire section is new. The source prompt's spec stops at the gallery and never describes a closing/contact section, but the nav's mobile menu includes an "Inquire" link with nowhere to land. This build adds a short, on-brand closing panel (headline, subhead, mailto CTA, footer links) so the page has a real destination and a natural close.

Output contract

Emit between <artifact> tags:

<artifact identifier="luxury-real-estate-landing" type="text/html" title="Velar. — Luxury Real Estate Landing">
<!doctype html>
<html>...</html>
</artifact>

Individual skills in this repo

This repo contains 20 individual skills — each has its own dedicated page.

ZeroSum-Solutions/mishmash

Two-section scroll landing for **S.P.D**, a fictional daily-operations automation platform. Section one is a full-bleed black hero: a muted, looping period-painting video plays edge to edge behind a top-left wordmark and tagline, a top-right pill CTA, and a large right-aligned serif headline low in the frame. A cloud-plume image straddles the seam into section two, a saturated red panel holding a centered monogram, an uppercase mission line, a large script signature, two closing lines of copy, and a second looping video with a soft fade into the red. Motion is a staggered load-in fade on the hero, an IntersectionObserver reveal on the red section's content, and a scroll-linked parallax on the cloud plume — all degrading to a static, fully-visible layout under reduced motion.

ZeroSum-Solutions/mishmash

Full-screen, single-viewport (100vh, no scroll) dark hero landing page for **Asme**, a fictional no-code AI app platform. The fullscreen background is an HLS video stream from Mux, playing natively on Safari and via hls.js MediaSource on other browsers. A liquid-glass pill navbar (luminosity-blended glass with a masked `::before` gradient border) floats above an Instrument Serif hero heading and an animated email-capture CTA — "Get early access" expands to a form with a 60 ms/char typewriter placeholder, flips `ArrowRight` to `Check` on submit, and auto-resets after 4 seconds. All elements animate in on load with Motion (Framer Motion).

ZeroSum-Solutions/mishmash

A pixel-spec, dark-themed single-page marketing landing site for **Asme**, a fictional knowledge and insights platform, featuring a signature reusable `.liquid-glass` surface treatment — luminosity-blended translucent fill, 4px backdrop blur, inset top highlight, and a masked `::before` gradient border — applied consistently across the navbar pill, email capture, buttons, cards, and icon chips. The full-viewport hero loops a locally vendored `.mp4` video via a vanilla `requestAnimationFrame` opacity crossfade (fade in on `canplay`, fade out at 0.55s remaining, 100ms gap restart). Four scroll-triggered sections animate in with Framer Motion `useInView`: About, Featured Video, Innovation × Vision (video + two columns sliding from opposite sides), and Services (two glass cards with hover-zoom video). Instrument Serif display type sits against pure black throughout.

ZeroSum-Solutions/mishmash

A premium, dark-cinematic landing page for **Aura**, a fictional AI-native email client, featuring a looping fullscreen background video, a gradient-clip shiny headline, a macOS-style menu bar mockup, a realistic inbox preview, and a custom liquid-glass card treatment. The multi-section layout covers navbar, hero, menu bar, inbox mockup, feature triage, logo cloud, testimonials, pricing, and a final CTA — targeting the AI productivity app and SaaS landing page use case.

ZeroSum-Solutions/mishmash

A modern React landing page for a fictional broadcast-grade live video platform featuring a full-screen adaptive HLS video background, a glassmorphic navigation header, and hero content pinned to the bottom-left corner. Dark cinematic aesthetic with Gloock display serif, Archivo body, JetBrains Mono telemetry labels, and an aurora-green signal accent — ideal as a live streaming platform or video SaaS landing page template.

ZeroSum-Solutions/mishmash

A single-screen marketing landing page for "dot.", a calm-messaging product that links you with one anonymous peer for a single message each day. The hero is a full-screen looping background video of a phone, fronted by an animated Instrument Serif headline and a typewriter effect that types and deletes short messages ("Are you here?", "Yes, I am.", "Speak soon.") positioned to sit on the phone's on-screen display — evoking a quiet, analog rhythm. A floating pill navbar with a glinting "Link up" CTA completes the single-screen composition.

ZeroSum-Solutions/mishmash

A single-page "scrollytelling" landing page called Step Into Wonder: a 4.8-screen pinned scroll sequence where painted curtains part over a glowing crystal-cave portal, the world zooms and the portal irises open toward a sky beyond, then a giant arc of nine pastel destination cards sweeps across the closing scroll like a slow ferris wheel. Serif display headlines (Viaoda Libre) pair with a plain sans body face (Imprima) over a near-black stage, with mouse parallax on every layer and a dignified static fallback under reduced motion.

ZeroSum-Solutions/mishmash

Full landing page for the fictional AI workflow-automation platform **FlowMate** — a fixed left sidebar with a logo mark and section nav, a translucent blurred navbar, a large serif hero headline, a liquid-glass chat-composer card overlaid on a looping ambient video, a six-card feature grid, and an auto-rotating three-up cards carousel, all on an off-white minimalist palette with one indigo-violet chromatic accent.

ZeroSum-Solutions/mishmash

A single-page landing page for GroundAI, an interior-design AI product, built with TanStack Start v1 on file-based routing, React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS v4, framer-motion for all animation, and lucide-react for icons. The page is composed of four stacked sections: a full-bleed autoplaying video hero with spring-animated header, expanding glass nav pill, and word-by-word animated description; a CSS marquee of partner brand wordmarks; a CraftExperiences section with a spring-driven style carousel, a skeleton-morphing chat card, and a staggered adaptable list; and a two-column testimonials block with animated word reveals.

ZeroSum-Solutions/mishmash

Produce a print-grade single-page kami (紙 / 纸) document — warm parchment canvas, ink-blue accent, serif at one weight, no italic, no cool grays. The output reads like a professional white paper or studio one-pager, not an app UI. Multilingual by design (EN · zh-CN · ja). One self-contained HTML file, zero dependencies.

ZeroSum-Solutions/mishmash

A single-page, desktop-only dark hero landing for the fictional studio **Kubric™**, built on **TanStack Start v1 + React 19 + Vite 7 + Tailwind v4** with file-based routing. Features a looping background video with a progressive 8-layer `backdrop-filter` blur at the bottom, an animated SVG logo with arc stroke-dashoffset reveals, a glass nav pill, a character-by-character headline reveal, a vertical right-side section nav, and a white "About us" card. Everything animates in on first load once the background video is ready.

ZeroSum-Solutions/mishmash

A full-screen, cinematic hero landing page for a creative agency called Mainframe, featuring a fixed background video that scrubs forward and backward in response to horizontal mouse movement, an AI-assistant-themed blurred intro label, a typewriter-animated headline, and a row of pill-shaped action buttons with a clipboard copy email link. The design pairs HelveticaNowDisplay-Medium headings with HelveticaNowDisplayW01-Rg body text, both vendored locally for offline use. Built with React 19, TypeScript, Vite, and Tailwind CSS v3.

ZeroSum-Solutions/mishmash

A cinematic, single-section landing hero for mėntality, a fictional mental-health resources product. The page pairs a full-bleed background video that gradient-masks into a soft `#edeef5` base with a glassmorphic, fixed navigation bar, built in React 19 + Vite and animated with Motion (formerly Framer Motion). Notable techniques include `backdrop-blur` glassmorphism, a gradient mask that blends the video top into the base color, `clamp()` fluid headline sizing, an animated SVG hamburger that morphs into an X, an inline blinking "eye/pupil" pill in the headline, and an animated `pl`/`en` language toggle. Styling is Tailwind CSS 4 via the `@tailwindcss/vite` plugin (CSS-first `@theme`, no config file), with Inter and Outfit from Google Fonts.

ZeroSum-Solutions/mishmash

A pure-black (#000) monochrome landing page for Mindloop, a newsletter and content platform, where white typography does the talking — Inter for structure and Instrument Serif italics for accent words. The seven-section page flows through a fixed glass navbar, a full-viewport MP4 hero with email capture, an AI-platform awareness section, a scroll-driven word-by-word opacity reveal, a solution feature grid with a 3:1 video panel, an HLS-streamed CTA section via hls.js (with native Safari fallback), and a minimal footer — with Framer Motion entrances and a liquid-glass CSS border effect throughout.

ZeroSum-Solutions/mishmash

Cinematic single-page landing for the fictional neural-AI platform **SynapseX**. A fixed, full-viewport background video scrubs frame-by-frame as the page scrolls and progressively blurs, sitting behind a scramble-in split-corner hero headline, a 3D-tilted cinematic paragraph reveal, and a frosted-glass horizontal metrics carousel. Pure black-and-white scaffolding is punctuated by one neon-green "synaptic" accent that ties the UI to the glowing footage underneath it.

ZeroSum-Solutions/mishmash

A dark, full-bleed landing page for Neuralyn, a fictional analytics-dashboard SaaS, featuring a full-viewport hero with a scroll-linked parallax dashboard composited over a looping background video and a scroll-driven testimonial where each word lights up as you scroll. The aesthetic is pure-black background, white type, a single italic serif accent word, and a liquid-glass tag pill. Built with React 18 + Vite and TypeScript, styled with Tailwind CSS 3 and shadcn/ui-style primitives, animated via Framer Motion (`useScroll`/`useTransform`) for scroll-linked parallax and the word-by-word color reveal, with fonts self-hosted via Fontsource.

ZeroSum-Solutions/mishmash

A monochrome, editorial landing page for a fictional Natural History Museum paleontology collection, featuring a three-section continuous scroll: a full-viewport hero with a delayed background video reveal and an animated geometric "NHM" SVG logotype (per-polygon slide-up reveal), an "Explore Our World" section with scroll-revealed display heading and action pills, and a dark "Ancient Collection" chapter browser with auto-cycling fossil images and a custom SVG `feTurbulence`/`feDisplacementMap` sand-dissolve transition effect. Built with React 19, Vite 6, Tailwind CSS 4 (CSS-first config), and Motion (Framer Motion), in a strictly monochrome black/white/gray palette — no color accents.

ZeroSum-Solutions/mishmash

A single-page NFT landing site with four full-bleed sections (Hero, About, Collection, CTA) on a dark space theme. The page uses looping muted background videos, a CSS liquid-glass UI effect, a fixed grain texture overlay, and a tight color system (deep navy `#010828`, off-white `#EFF4FF`, neon green `#6FFF00`; Anton headings, Condiment cursive accents, system mono body). Showcases a three-card NFT collection grid with rarity scores and video previews.

ZeroSum-Solutions/mishmash

An integration of the `HeroGeometric` component from Kokonut UI — five blurred, gradient-filled shapes drift behind a gradient-clipped headline on a near-black `#030303` canvas, all driven by Framer Motion. The component is dropped into a proper shadcn/ui project structure and wrapped in a landing experience (floating navbar, CTAs, a live props playground, feature grid, install band) that showcases it above the fold. This animated hero section is an ideal starting point for dark-themed SaaS, design tool, or portfolio landing pages.

ZeroSum-Solutions/mishmash

A single-page space-travel landing site for "astra", with two full-height sections — a hero and a capabilities showcase — both layered over looping background videos that crossfade via a custom rAF-driven JavaScript routine (no CSS transitions). The page shares a "liquid glass" design system for all chrome (nav, chips, cards, CTAs); all text is white over full-bleed video with no dark overlay, so contrast comes entirely from the glass chrome.

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