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- A working full-screen report hero with the complete intro: a captioned slideshow, the mosaic build-up, a camera pull-back and a scatter into a floating collage around your headline.
- A template where one content block holds your title, intro, button and 6 to 12 chapters, with random-color placeholders standing in until your artwork is ready.
- A style guide, an exact motion timeline, a guide for rebuilding the hero in your site's framework and a local checker for the finished file.
Good fit
- Organizations publishing an annual, impact or research report that deserves a memorable cover screen.
- Teams with a set of chapter illustrations or a collage series they want to show at once.
- Designers who want a precise, replayable intro animation they can tune instead of building from scratch.
Not for
- A full report website: this is the opening hero only, with no navigation bar or inner pages.
- Brands that want dark, neon or loud visuals; the look is deliberately quiet off-white and black.
- Copying another organization's name, logo or artwork; you bring your own content and images.
Content Creation & PublishingWeb Design & Digital ExperiencesBuild Website PageBuild Landing PageBuild Report HeroStyle-lockedEditable OutputEditorial CollageOff White MinimalKinetic IntroMosaic Grid
Good forLanding pages
About this Skill

Your report opens like a short film. Chapter artworks flash past under a caption card, the last one settles into a dense mosaic, and the mosaic scatters into a floating collage that frames your headline.

What you get
- A full-screen hero that plays the whole intro once, then rests with tiles drifting gently as the pointer moves
- One place to edit your title, intro, button and up to twelve chapters, with colorful placeholders until your artwork is ready
- A matching version for your own site, whatever framework it uses, with the same timing and look

How to use
- Tell it the report's title, a two-sentence intro and your chapter titles
- Add your chapter illustrations if you have them, or keep the placeholders for now
- Open the result, watch the intro, and ask for any change you want: shorter timing, another button label or a different chapter order

What you need before you start
- You bring
- The report title, a short intro paragraph and a button label · 6 to 12 chapter titles, each with a short label and theme; artwork is optional
- Last tested
- v1.0.0 — Claude Code / Claude Desktop / Cowork / Codex / ChatGPT
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