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The Hook
“(No spoken dialogue — Driving electronic beat with synth arpeggios and percussive stabs. High-energy audio transitions.)”
Product Reveal
“(No spoken dialogue — Beat intensifies with more prominent synth pads and a driving rhythm. Sound design includes impactful sub-bass drops.)”
Feature Teaser
“(No spoken dialogue — Electronic beat maintains energy, with more intricate synth melodies and percussive layers. Risers and sweeps build anticipation.)”
Call to Action
“(No spoken dialogue — Beat reaches its peak intensity with a powerful climax, incorporating all synth elements and strong sound design effects. Ends with a final impactful sub-bass drop.)”
Synthesizable in Remotion · key components of the figma-sites-launch-template template.
UI elements and content dynamically reflow and resize across different screen sizes (desktop, tablet, mobile) with smooth, interpolated transitions.
Utilize Remotion's `interpolate` for `width`, `height`, `x`, `y` properties based on a `screenSize` prop. Employ `spring` for a natural, elastic feel during layout changes. Use `measureText` for responsive typography.
A stylized cursor moves across the screen, highlighting interactive elements (buttons, text fields) and simulating typing or clicking actions with visual feedback.
Implement a `Cursor` component with `AbsoluteFill` and `spring` for its position. Use `Sequence` to animate cursor path. Apply `scale` and `opacity` `spring` animations to target elements on 'hover' or 'click' events.
Changes in a code editor (typing, highlighting) are immediately reflected in a live visual preview, demonstrating real-time rendering and AI code generation.
Use `Sequence` to synchronize code text reveal (typing effect) with corresponding visual component updates. Employ `interpolate` for `opacity` and `scale` on preview elements. Consider `SVG` for dynamic UI rendering based on code output.
Purpose. Introduce the core design environment and its flexibility across devices.
Execution. Rapid cuts showcasing responsive website layouts on desktop, tablet, and mobile, with smooth transitions and cursor interactions.
Purpose. Demonstrate the AI-powered code generation and real-time component updates.
Execution. Focus on a text input field, then a code editor, followed by the immediate rendering of a new UI component, highlighting the AI's role.
Purpose. Showcase the multi-user editing and seamless team collaboration features.
Execution. Multiple cursors interacting simultaneously on the same design, with user avatars appearing and disappearing, indicating live presence.
Purpose. Conclude by showing the ease of publishing and the broad application of the created sites.
Execution. A 'Publish' button being clicked, followed by a montage of diverse, live websites, emphasizing the product's reach and versatility.
Objective
Launch a new AI-driven video editing platform that automates scene transitions and color grading.How the recipe adapts
The ResponsiveGridMorph primitive will adapt to show the video editor UI adjusting for different aspect ratios (e.g., vertical for social media, horizontal for cinema). CursorInteractionHighlight will demonstrate selecting clips and applying AI effects. CodeToPreviewSync will be reinterpreted as 'PromptToPreviewSync', where a text prompt for a transition style or color grade immediately renders the effect on a video timeline.Scene durations (4 scenes, 75s)
Key Remotion components

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