parallax-landing-page

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name: parallax-landing-page
description: Build a scroll-driven cinematic landing page from a short video. The user provides a 5–15 second video (often AI-generated); this skill extracts every frame at HD JPEG quality, then produces a single-hero HTML page where the user's scroll gesture scrubs the frames in place (the page itself never scrolls) and 5 dramatic text overlays crossfade in/out — Google Anton headlines, Caveat handwritten accents, locked body, virtual scroll. Use this skill whenever the user wants to "turn this video into a landing page", "make a scroll-scrub landing page", "build a parallax hero from this clip", "add a new landing page to the parasites showcase", "do the same as github/lion/hope for this new video", or any variant that pairs a short clip with dramatic scroll-triggered storytelling. Trigger even if the user only says "use my video for a landing page" — that is this skill.
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# Parallax Landing Page

Turn a short video into a one-screen cinematic landing page where the user's scroll gesture scrubs through the video frame-by-frame while five dramatic text scenes crossfade in and out. The document never actually scrolls — wheel/touch/keyboard input is intercepted in JS and converted into virtual frame progress.

This skill encodes the patterns proven in the bundled reference at [`../../examples/parasites/`](../../examples/parasites/) (the github / lion / hope landings — three working pages built with this exact skill). Treat that folder as the ground truth if anything here is ambiguous.

## Where this skill sits in the YUV.AI pyramid

`parallax-landing-page` is in the **middle tier** of the YUV.AI skills pyramid, alongside `yuv-design-system`, `yuv-decks`, `yuv-viral-video`, and `video-to-landing-page`. The top-tier orchestrator `yuv-pilot` routes here whenever a 5–15s video clip needs to become a single-hero scroll-scrub landing.

This skill **brings its own visual language** (Anton + Caveat + Inter, gold/amber/accent/cream accent palette) — it does NOT call into `yuv-design-system`. The two systems coexist: yuv-design-system owns the brand palette across web/app/deck surfaces, parallax-landing-page owns the cinematic scroll-scrub aesthetic specifically. For YUV.AI parallax landings, you can OPTIONALLY add a phoenix watermark + the canonical Linktree URL in the footer area as a brand throughline — see `yuv-design-system/assets/` for the watermark file. Do NOT swap the Anton/Caveat type stack for the design system's Neon palette — that would lose the signature look.

## What you're building

Each landing is a single locked viewport with:
- A canvas filling the screen, drawing one frame at a time (cover-fit, DPR ≤ 2)
- 5 absolutely-positioned text scenes (kicker + uppercase Anton headline + Caveat handwritten line), each with its own scroll-progress window
- A fixed nav with `PARALLAX // showcase` logo and links to sibling landings
- A loader that preloads every frame before letting the user interact
- A vignette + film grain overlay
- A bottom scroll-hint that fades out once the user starts scrolling
- A bottom-right frame counter (e.g. `073 / 145`)
- A final scene that *is* the CTA section — no separate `.end` section below

Total weight at q:v 2: roughly 120–220 KB per frame × frame count. A 6-second 24fps clip = 145 frames ≈ 25 MB. A 10-second clip = 241 frames ≈ 53 MB.

## Save location

**Default:** `~/Documents/yuv-projects/landings/<slug>/` — always save standalone landings here so you can find them again. Override only if the user explicitly picks a different location OR if Mode B (integrate into the existing `examples/parasites/` showcase) is selected.

```bash
mkdir -p ~/Documents/yuv-projects/landings
cd ~/Documents/yuv-projects/landings
# The skill creates <slug>/ here as it extracts frames and builds the HTML.
```

Final path (Mode A — standalone): `~/Documents/yuv-projects/landings/<slug>/`.
Final path (Mode B — integrate): the existing showcase directory the user chose.

Tell the