• A whole landing page (bar, hero, works, floor plan, admission, visitors' book, visitor information, invitation, footer) in your words, prices and links
• A hanging mobile made for your launch, balanced and turning in its own light, with a reduced-motion pose
• A real waitlist form that posts to your endpoint, or buttons
• Share cards at 1200×630 (wired into the meta tags), 1600×900 and 1080×1080, every headline fitted and checked
• A 1920×1080 launch film of about 12 seconds: the hero landing, then each section held once it settles
• Designed phone layouts, including a floor plan that stands on end
• Checks at 390, 768, 1024 and 1440 px for overflow, text size, AA contrast, clipping, focus rings, links and the mobile clearing the lettering
• Open-source licenses for every part it builds on

The first Launch Kit: one style, a whole launch. Vernissage stages a product launch as the opening night of an exhibition, built from one launch.json. The page is a painted gallery wall with one pool of light, and the product's emblem is a hanging mobile designed from a seed: a chain of arms each balanced by the area of its plates, turning slowly about its threads, foreshortening, showing painted backs and casting soft shadows that move with their depth, with a push when the pointer passes. The headline is lettered onto the wall word by word, beside a museum wall label and a real waitlist form; a red dot appears on the label when someone joins. Features are hung salon-style as framed studies with tombstone labels, how-it-works is a floor plan a visitor walks as you scroll, pricing is admission tickets with a perforated stub, a monthly/yearly switch and a sticker on the featured one, testimonials are a ruled visitors' book (only when you supply real ones), questions are visitor information, and the close is an invitation card. The same build renders the Open Graph image (wired into the meta tags), an X/LinkedIn post image and a square, each with its headline fitted and checked, and a recorder makes a frame-exact 16:9 launch film of the page. Hollin, a writing app, is oxblood and vermilion with a condensed display serif; Fennick, a studio calendar, is pistachio and cobalt with a wide grotesque and a visitors' book.

Example request

Use Vernissage Launch Kit for our launch on 3 March: a deep teal wall, the gallery type, our four features, three onboarding steps, our two plans with monthly and yearly prices, the Buttondown form for the waitlist, and the share cards and launch film for the announcement.