TARE
corrugated packaging, planned from the product to the truck
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What's inside
- Prompts
- HTML · 253 lines / React · 254 lines
- Media
- WebGL scene · image · svg
- Hosting
- cdn.orbital.supply, already in the prompt
- Fonts
- Chivo + Chivo Mono · Google Fonts
- HTML
- One file · gsap 3.15.0 (jsDelivr: gsap · ScrollTrigger · SplitText) · lenis 1.3.26 (jsDelivr) · tare-engine-v1 (CDN ES module · three.js 0.186.1 inside)
- React
- react 19.3.0 · vite 8.3.2 · typescript 6.0.3 · tailwindcss 4.3.3 · gsap 3.15.0 · @gsap/react 2.1.2 · lenis 1.3.26 · tare-engine-v1 (CDN ES module · three.js 0.186.1 inside)
- Motion
- dieline-loader, fold-3d, scroll-scale, registration-print
Tested & documented
22 October 2026
- Reproduced in Claude
- Checked at 375, 768, 1440, 1920 px
- Spec linter: 0 errors, no generator links
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Vite + React
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The prompt
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# Build: "TARE" — corrugated packaging, planned from the product to the truck
## 0. Brief
One-page site for TARE, a fictional corrugated-board manufacturer (nine plants, Europe and North America) for buyers, production and logistics people. Line: "Every load starts flat." A magenta die-line traces a flat FEFCO 0201 blank (the loader); the blank folds itself into a real 3D kraft case; scrolling seals it with tape, palletises it 8 per layer, 5 layers high, then fills a 13.6 m trailer with 33 pallets. Coated sheets, night photography of the plant, a WebGL macro of the board's flutes, a magenta plants map and a kraft shipping-label footer follow. The tool is the Pack Planner: a full-screen step-form dialog (product → case → pallet → shipment → spec sheet) that the page explains in its own section and opens from every "Plan…" action. Buttons are packaging devices: a perforated tear strip, packing tape that seals, a crease that becomes a cut.The full prompt unlocks at launch.

















































