Heroes That Make an Entrance
Kinetic billboards, layered scenes, masks, liquid backgrounds and first-impression reveals.
Stop telling AI to “make my website more animated”. Give it a proper creative brief instead. One collection. One hundred precise ways to make websites move, react and stand out.
For AI-assisted web builders, creative freelancers and developers. You'll receive 100 written prompts, not prebuilt code or video templates. PDF delivered to your checkout email within one UK business day after confirmed payment.
Every prompt describes a distinctive interaction, suggests implementation techniques and gives an AI coding assistant acceptance criteria, mobile fallbacks and accessibility requirements.
Kinetic billboards, layered scenes, masks, liquid backgrounds and first-impression reveals.
Scrambling copy, elastic letters, editorial typography and dynamic marquees.
Magnetic buttons, pinned 3D cards, trailing previews, pixel grids and canvas effects.
Pinned journeys, 3D progress, poster reveals and scroll-controlled narrative stages.
Real 3D faces, glass panels, floating UI, tunnels and product turntables.
Editorial menus, morphing toggles, route transitions, indicator systems and modals.
Before/after image components, hover previews, gallery effects and image reveals.
Form journeys, success effects, pricing transitions, tooltips and responsive CTAs.
Glitch typography, particle worlds, inversion spotlights and generative art.
Performance budgets, reduced motion, component libraries and production QA.
Here are two of the 100 briefs, shortened for easy reading. The full PDF includes implementation guidance, accessibility instructions and quality checkpoints.
Build a hero poster that subtly swings in 3D toward the pointer while its large headline stays legible in front of a layered gradient. The board should appear anchored at its centre, not spin endlessly.
Give article or service cards a physical surface: their centres remain fixed while their corners tilt toward the cursor. Keep all text readable and the card front-facing at rest.
No copied tutorials or stock “magic prompts”: the collection is an original set of creative engineering briefs. It is designed for AI coding assistants that can work with your actual website files, not for image-only generation tools.
A collection you can return to whenever a website needs a stronger first impression, a smarter interaction or a little more personality.
£120One-time purchase. Use the prompts on your own and client websites. No subscription.
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You can use the prompts with an AI coding tool, but you still need a website you can edit and the ability to review, test and deploy the resulting changes. More complex effects may benefit from developer support.
A 61-page PDF containing 100 detailed original motion-design prompts in ten chapters, plus setup guidance, combinations of effects, quality checks, research references and usage licence. This is not a downloadable code library or an animation software subscription.
Yes. One purchaser may adapt these prompts for their own commercial websites and client projects. Reselling or republishing the prompt pack itself is not permitted by the included licence.
After Stripe verifies payment, the PDF is emailed to the email address used at checkout within one UK business day. Automatic instant download has not been implemented yet.
The prompts are written to work as briefs for AI coding assistants that can edit the actual website. Whether the effect can be implemented depends on your platform, access to source code, tooling and browser support. Some drag-and-drop builders restrict custom animation code.
Each prompt includes requirements to consider mobile use, keyboard navigation, reduced motion and sensible performance. You still need to test the resulting implementation before publishing.