Start with the work. Trace it back to the maker and method.

Copy this TSX component source and hand it to an AI coding tool such as Cursor, v0 or Claude, noting it is the Aceternity UI implementation of Webcam Pixel Grid. The tool can then wire it into your React project, and you swap in your own copy, colors and trigger parameters.

Copy this TSX component source and hand it to an AI coding tool such as Cursor, v0 or Claude, noting it is the Aceternity UI implementation of Terminal. The tool can then wire it into your React project, and you swap in your own copy, colors and trigger parameters.

Use Cases section of a stablecoin landing page, built with React, TypeScript and Tailwind, as a companion piece in the same brand system as USD Halo.

Scroll-driven landing page for the fashion brand prmpt, where the story advances by scrolling after the first screen. The choreography of the scroll stages is the core.

A localized editing case based on an original biscuit advertisement video. It keeps the camera movement, lighting, and audio completely unchanged while replacing four types of biscuits in place with corresponding ice cream flavors. The slow-motion breaking sequence is also changed to ice cream fragments and jam textures, demonstrating precise reference-based localized video replacement.

A video streaming component named FreedomSection, built with React, TypeScript, Tailwind v3 and hls.js. The engineering detail is in how useEffect and useRef are used.

Animated 404 page for the playful brand TinyTrails, built with React and Tailwind and delivered as a single App.tsx.

An e-commerce ad short for fruit cookies, with four flavors and their matching fruits arranged in a geometric array. At the climax a cookie breaks open in slow motion as jam filling splashes out, then English copy appears word by word to close. The cut is brisk and stresses flavor variety and texture.

Full-screen hero for the vinyl record label quietpress, built with React, TypeScript and Tailwind, with a retro texture suited to music.

Landing page for the premium beauty brand Serene, with two full-screen sections, built with React, Vite and Tailwind.

A long-take superhero transformation video generated from a solo photo. After leaping from a windowsill, the male lead shoots webs twice in succession to perform pendulum-style swings, pushes off a wall to cross a building, and finally reaches the rooftop. The storyboard specifies camera movements second by second, seamlessly linking the action in a single continuous take from a diving follow shot to a low-angle tracking shot.

Landing site for Drift, a schedule app friendly to people with ADHD, built with React, Vite, TypeScript and Tailwind. The calm, low-stimulation visual direction is itself the selling point.

Full-screen hero for the design agency Atelier, built with React, Tailwind and Lucide, with mobile responsiveness as a hard requirement.

A European cinematic-style short film set in a time-frozen amusement park. After a boy claps, the entire park freezes, and he moves through the motionless crowd to pull three pranks: catching an elderly man’s dentures, swapping a couple’s cotton candy, and tying a passerby’s shoelaces. The storyboard specifies a timed combination of locked-off shots and low-angle tracking shots.

One-page hero for the holistic healing brand Vibrant Wellness, built with React, TypeScript and Tailwind.

Full-screen hero for the SaaS product flowpath, built with React, Tailwind and Lucide.

A UI/UX motion video for the SONORA over-ear headphones website. The page uses a black, gray, and warm-white palette with oversized bold typography, scrolling smoothly down a single page in one continuous shot to showcase noise cancellation, sound quality, and battery life. A sticky effect keeps the headphones fixed while scaling and moving them to the right, and hovering produces localized enlargement and elastic feedback on buttons.

A single-screen 404 page built with React, Vite and Tailwind v4, composed to the standard of a proper landing page even though it is an error page.

Exact recreation of an F1 hero themed on Hamilton at Silverstone, built with React and TypeScript in the Albert Sans typeface.

A gameplay showcase for the cyberpunk game “Magnet Riot.” After NIX clicks CONTINUE on the main menu, the game opens a magnetic-shoe loadout screen where the soles, coils, and grappling-hook modules are disassembled and rebuilt piece by piece. Once the configuration is complete, the city environment loads and the video ends with NIX firing the grappling hook and sprinting forward.

Full-screen cinematic hero for the mindfulness focus app Lumora, built with React and Tailwind, with Instrument Serif as the heading typeface setting a calm, dark first screen.