Dayfold
Solar battery storage, from inside the battery to a home lit after sunset
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- Prompts
- HTML · 525 lines / React · 518 lines
- Media
- Canvas · Background image
- Hosting
- cdn.orbital.supply, already in the prompt
- Fonts
- Manrope · Google Fonts
- HTML
- One file · Three.js 0.186.1 · gsap 3.15.0
- React
- React 19.3.0 · Three.js 0.186.1 · gsap 3.15.0 · @gsap/react 2.1.2 · Tailwind 4.3.3 · @fontsource-variable/manrope 5.2.8 · Vite 8.3.2 · TypeScript 6.0.3
- Motion
- scroll-camera, exploded-view, mask-reveal, clip-scrub
Tested & documented
05 October 2026
- Reproduced in Claude
- Rebuilt blind from the prompt: React and HTML
- Checked at 375, 768, 1440, 1920 px
- Spec linter: 0 errors, no generator links
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The prompt
Excerpt / 518 lines in the full prompt
# Build: "Dayfold" — solar battery storage, from inside the battery to a home lit after sunset
## 0. Brief
Dayfold, a fictional brand, sells a real product: a battery storing rooftop solar power. A sticky Three.js stage carries chapters 1–3: a silver battery on a petrol floor explodes open as you scroll, shows modules and controller, then slides across while warm energy flows in by day and out after sunset. Then photo applications, a second Three.js chapter (a model house lifts its solar roof and lights up at dusk), installation and FAQs, and a warm dark close with a local enquiry. Precise, reassuring, atmospheric.The full prompt unlocks at launch.