• A one-page hero and a paste-in embed with your name, words, numbers and links
• The jukebox cut out of every frame and drawn over the giant chrome headline
• Chrome lines that shrink to fit when the words are wide, so they never leave the frame
• A title strips card for two A-side, artist, B-side entries (records, a menu, a line-up)
• The intro animation tied to the film's own clock, so words and picture stay in step
• A phone layout: the headline stays in the frame, the introduction and buttons move into a block underneath
• Stills of the last frame for reduced motion, no WebGL, blocked autoplay or a slow connection, so it is never blank
• A 1080p MP4 with the film's sound and a poster, rendered frame by frame
• Checks at 390, 768, 1280 and 1920 px for overflow, overlaps, links and script errors
• Open-source licenses for every part it builds on

A website hero on five seconds of generated footage: the camera pushes slowly into a 1970s basement record den, past crates of vinyl, velvet armchairs, string lights and sunbeams, until a glowing chrome jukebox fills the right of the frame. Two lines of giant chrome letters sit behind the jukebox, which is cut out of every frame and drawn over them, so the end of the headline slides behind its glass as the camera moves in; an amber script line is written across them and a glint runs over the chrome. Around it: links with jukebox selection keys, a red selector button with a spinning coin, a card of jukebox title strips with a turning record, counting stats and film grain. Your agent writes one hero.json with your words and links; the build checks every length and writes a page and an embed, and a recorder makes a 1080p MP4 with sound.

Example request

Make a Jukebox Den hero for our record shop's mail-order club: script 'Dig for', chrome lines 'Deep' and 'Cuts', this month's three records on the title strips, our links and buttons, and record the video for the launch post.