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Strip Hero UI Block

A reusable launch hero with concise messaging, a cinematic photographic strip, and restrained teal accents. Designed for product introductions that need a memorable visual anchor while staying responsive, accessible, and easy to edit.

What you get

  • A focused, reusable hero section with launch-ready copy hierarchy.
  • A coherent multi-frame photographic direction with editable assets and crop positions.
  • Responsive layout guidance, accessible semantics, and reduced-motion behavior.

Good fit

  • A founder introducing a new product or service.
  • A visual product launch that benefits from a photographic first impression.
  • A developer or designer seeking a polished hero block rather than a whole page.

Not for

  • A complete multi-section marketing website.
  • An interface where dense controls or data must lead the first viewport.

What you provide

  • Product name and the main audience outcome.
  • Primary action label and destination intent.
  • Photographic assets or a description of the image subjects.

Requirements

  • A modern browser
  • Node.js 20+ for the validator

Running cost

No external services. Runs entirely on your agent.

Try this prompt

/sl-strip-hero-ui-block Create a responsive launch page for an independent ceramics studio introducing its made-to-order tableware. Its single split hero carries “New collection · Made to order,” the headline “Everyday forms, made to stay.”, a sentence on hand-shaped small-batch tableware, and the actions “Explore the collection” and “See how it is made.” Use a calm, warm-neutral look with deep teal accents.

Follow-up prompts

  • Make the photo strip static while preserving its layered editorial composition.
  • Adapt the hero for a software launch with product-interface photography and the same warm-neutral palette.
  • Tighten the mobile layout so the primary action and lead photo remain visible above the fold.

Verification

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FAQ

Does this build a complete landing page?

No. It produces one reusable hero section. Add other sections separately if the page needs more content.

Can I use supplied images?

Yes. Keep each source editable, use descriptive alt text, and set crop positions so the important subject remains visible at every breakpoint.

Should the image strip move automatically?

Only when motion supports the story. Keep it slow and subtle, provide a reduced-motion still state, and ensure the content remains understandable without animation.

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