ALTAIRE

What's inside

Prompts

HTML · 301 lines / React · 331 lines

Media

Background film · Background image

Hosting

cdn.orbital.supply, already in the prompt

Fonts

Albert Sans · Google Fonts

HTML

One file · gsap 3.15.0 · lenis 1.3.26

React

React 19.3.0 · gsap 3.15.0 · @gsap/react 2.1.2 · lenis 1.3.26 · Tailwind 4.3.3 · Vite 8.3.2 · TypeScript 6.0.3

Motion

scroll-video, sticky-scene, split-wordmark, mask-reveal

Tested & documented

04 October 2026

• Reproduced in Claude
• Rebuilt blind from the prompt: HTML and React
• Checked at 375, 390, 768, 1440, 1920 px
• Spec linter: 0 errors, no generator links

How to use it

1. Claude

   Paste the HTML prompt into a new chat. You get one index.html to serve over HTTP or publish anywhere.

2. Vite + React

   Open an empty Vite + React project and paste the React prompt. It lists the exact packages; the asset URLs are already inside.

The prompt

Excerpt / 331 lines in the full prompt

# Build: "ALTAIRE" — a scroll-told website for a fictional 55-floor residential tower in Miami Beach

## 0. Brief

Altaire is a fictional slender tower (55 floors, 76 residences) on the narrowest stretch of Miami Beach, between the Atlantic and Biscayne Bay. The page climbs the tower as the day advances: sunrise over the ocean, the climb from garden to roof, interiors, views and amenities through the afternoon, sunset over the bay, a night footer. Light, calm, architectural: one thin sans family, a salt-white page whose light changes per scene, and the white terrace slab as signature, drawn as rounded bands that divide, transition and count levels. The "wow": the name splits into ALT | AIRE around a tower cut-out standing in front of the letters, and a scroll-scrubbed film climbs the façade while a level counter runs 01 → 55.

The full prompt unlocks at launch.