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GPT 5.6 Pro has pretty nice frontend capabilities! I decided testing frontend abilities because it was the "ouch" moment of ChatGPT since GPT 5.2 I used to pay Claude Max x5 before, just to create some nice frontends. Not anymore! Here are 3 examples of landing pages, one shot. Generated via ChatGPT website. 1. Orbital space tourism landing page Prompt: "Build a cinematic landing page for a private space tourism company called Orbital North. Use a full-bleed Three.js scene with Earth/orbit/starfield visuals. As the user scrolls, camera position, lighting, and content sections should change. The landing page should feel immersive and premium, with real product/service information, itinerary, safety section, pricing teaser, and booking CTA. Avoid generic gradients, decorative orbs, and marketing filler. The first screen must immediately communicate space travel."

2. Fashion house landing page Prompt: "Create an experimental landing page for a fictional digital fashion house called VEIL/FIELD. This should feel like an interactive editorial spread, not a product SaaS page. Use Three.js to create a surreal cloth, mirror, or liquid-metal scene where typography and 3D forms overlap in a high-fashion composition. The user scrolls or moves the pointer to distort fabric, reveal collection names, and transition between looks. Visual direction: avant-garde, editorial, fashion magazine, strange but polished. Large typography, asymmetry, negative space, art-directed composition. Requirements: - Three.js or react-three-fiber - cloth/liquid/mirror-like shader or convincing procedural material - unconventional layout - collection/product reveal - purchase or waitlist CTA - mobile version that still feels designed - no dashboard UI - no industrial/CAD look - no playful toy physics - verify with screenshots and fix layout overlaps"

3. Robotics landing page Prompt: "Build a landing page for a fictional robotics company called IRON INDEX. The page should feel like an industrial CAD terminal mixed with a technical spec sheet. Use Three.js to show an exploded mechanical robot arm or machine component with wireframes, measurement overlays, part labels, and toggles for systems like torque, cooling, sensors, and payload. Visual direction: brutalist, technical, dense, sharp, functional. Mostly monochrome with one warning/accent color. No soft gradients, no glassmorphism, no cinematic hero, no playful physics. Interaction style: - snapping panels - hover-to-inspect parts - toggle overlays - quick mechanical transitions - no smooth luxury scroll storytelling Include: - responsive layout - spec table - use cases - procurement CTA - technical credibility - visual verification screenshots"