In the Skill's Own Terms
An opinionated React/UI design recipe for cinematic landing pages with wide headings, dense bento layouts and GSAP scroll effects.
The source asks the agent to simulate seeded layout selection, then follow an AIDA structure and produce a design_plan before code. It prescribes pinning, stacking and scrubbing motion, inline images, and a ban on section-number labels. These are stylistic instructions, not proof of award-winning quality or a measured guarantee of original layouts.
What it produces
- React/UI code using the requested AIDA structure, bento composition and GSAP motion, subject to browser and accessibility review.
How It Works
- 01Simulate Python Randomization from Prompt Seed
Before writing any UI code, simulate a Python script using the character count of the user prompt to deterministically select one hero architecture, one typography stack, three component architectures, and two GSAP paradigms.
- 02Structure Page with AIDA Framework
Build the page following Attention (cinematic hero), Interest (high-density bento grid), Desire (GSAP scroll effects), and Action (massive CTA and footer).
- 03Build Gapless Bento Grids with Mathematical Precision
Use Tailwind's grid-flow-dense on every bento grid and mathematically verify that col-span and row-span values interlock perfectly with zero empty voids or missing corners.
- 04Implement Advanced GSAP ScrollTrigger Animations
Write real GSAP with ScrollTrigger for scroll pinning with split layouts, image scale and fade effects, scrubbing text reveals with sequential opacity changes, and dynamic card stacking.
- 05Output Mandatory Design_plan Verification
The source requests a design_plan showing the simulated choices and intended AIDA, heading and grid checks before code. Treat these as planning claims to verify in the rendered page, not as executed test results.