Holo Gloss

A scroll-driven hero in three acts: five iridescent glass cards fly in and land as a neat pile, scrolling opens the pile into a flip-book fan that leans back in real 3D, and scrolling on flies the camera into the fan while the headline lifts away. Every picture on the cards is ray-marched glass, painted in code.

A rendered dark room slides up over the page and the app's phone rises into it; held on screen, the words come in one by one and the phone's card carousel and row of people slide along with the scroll. Two grey fork sculptures are the scroll cue: light runs down them, they bob, and a click moves the page on.

A three-column bento of glass, frost and phone tiles that opens up with the scroll: the tiles assemble as it slides in, then the outer columns trade height in two diagonal beats. Each picture is pinned to its column's edge at full size, so a tile opening reveals more of it rather than stretching it, and the labels ride the moving edge. Numbers count up, phones scroll their screens, the app's carousel slides, foil sweeps through the pills and the frost over the 3D tile clears.

Opens on a rendered concrete set with the app on two phones; on scroll the camera pulls out of the inside of the letter "i" and the whole set turns out to be inside a giant word, which then slides across the screen into the next section.

Three glass plan cards with holo faces, dealt out of a pile into a row as the section scrolls into view, the featured one ringed in cobalt and lifted. Each card is a real offer: price, cadence, four lines and one link.

An email sign-up where two capsules of holo glass slide in from opposite edges, two cards drop from above and hang there swaying, and the form sits under the long ribbon with an asterisk that turns as you type, a Submit pill that darkens once there is something to send, and a line saying what the address is for.

The close of a landing: a last call set big with a holo pill between its words and two buttons, then a footer with the mark, a one-line promise, three columns of real links and the copyright with a way back up.

A headline typed out by an asterisk: the caret spins fast while it types, opens an inline pill when it reaches one, then parks in the slot you mark with * (by default just after the last word) and keeps turning slowly.

A quiet header: the mark and wordmark left, one outlined glass pill right that fills from below on hover while an asterisk turns in beside the label. A tone prop flips it for dark sections.

An email field as a pill, an asterisk that turns one step per keystroke and spins while sending, and a black Submit pill. A real form with validation and an honest status line.