Reusable scene and layout foundations

Configurable full-frame background (color / gradient / image / live component) with Screen Studio-style padding and a rounded, shadowed content frame.

A paused master-timeline orchestration spine that pins titled beat rows to evenly spaced named labels. Each row enters on its label, holds with the sequence, then exits with the group.

Two full-bleed content slots compare before and after states as a persistent divider wipes the after layer over the before layer and rests at a configurable split. Callers fill the named before/after slot panels; token-styled defaults render when a slot is left empty.

Two-column layout where chat shrinks and preview expands.

Two full-bleed panels compare before and after states as a persistent divider wipes the vivid after layer over the muted before layer and rests at a configurable split.

A small group of cards rushes into place around a count, then the camera pulls back as the surrounding grid fills and the number jumps to its larger scale.

N capability cards (thin-line icon that draws on, mono label, optional muted body) stagger-assemble into a grid or vertical list with a fade plus short slide into slot, then hold perfectly still.

Split-screen where typed code on the left snaps a live UI preview on the right, HMR-style.

Labeled hairline chips assemble around a centered subject on an elliptical ring, then optionally converge inward with a subtle edge dim. The center never moves: surrounded, not zoomed.

A one-pixel structural separator with horizontal and vertical variants plus a seek-safe progress reveal

Media in a hand-drawn border with corner doodles and a handwritten caption; the unit tilts slightly and boils (images inside the block; keep live footage in the host)

Two equal-weight cards arrive from opposite wings with mirrored rotateY book-open tilts under one shared perspective, pill badges spring-pop at each inner edge, and the pair holds with a barely-there phase-opposed idle float. Card bodies are content slots with token skeleton defaults.

Place a screenshot, recording, or long page on a perspective studio plane and direct an integrated camera across it with timeline keyframes.

Portrait media filling a widescreen frame via blurred-scale, mirror, or copy side fills; grid texture and foreground contrast lift (images inside the block; keep live footage in the host)