I love the art direction on this site, where the pace of animation is controlled by your scrolling:

Japanese designers are goated, but have you seen the devs? This experimental piece from Hiroto Sato is next level pic.twitter.com/c4cp6dWlbx

— Edoardo Lunardi (@edo_lunardi) July 17, 2026

Meanwhile the “Scroll World” Claude skill promises to interview you (!), then whip something up with the help of generative text-to-video tech (gotta get Omni in there!).

 

I built a skill to let my Claude Code build premium landing pages like this in one shot. The 3 sites in the video are one-shot results, ~$10-15 each.

Register @higgsfield_ai , install the CLI and scroll-world skill, hand the rest to Claude Code. pic.twitter.com/dO6XJaF7MI

— Peter Wang (@the_cyw) July 9, 2026

How it works is intriguing enough to quote at length from the GitHub page:

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It leans on Higgsfield for the art: cohesive isometric diorama scenes (GPT Image 2 — via Higgsfield, or the Codex CLI on a ChatGPT subscription) and the camera flights themselves (Seedance or Kling image-to-video — only models that can frame-lock a seam), scrubbed by scroll position — the same technique behind Apple’s scroll-through product pages. The camera genuinely moves; scroll only drives time. It’s framework-agnostic: you get the Higgsfield pipeline, the prompt templates, and a portable vanilla-JS scrub engine that drops into plain HTML, Next.js, Vue, or a Python-served page — nothing assumes a stack.

When invoked, the skill:

1. Interviews you — the subject/industry + pitch, a brand kit (import from a URL, hand it over, or have it proposed), art direction, the ordered scenes the camera visits, whether you want the mobile version (a second chain rendered natively in 9:16 portrait — composed for phones, not a crop of the landscape film), and the budget — render tiers and stills source shown with estimated credit costs, approved before anything generates.
2. Generates the assets — one still per scene, one “dive-in” camera clip per scene, and the connector clips that join consecutive scenes, generated from the actual rendered frames of their neighbours so every seam is frame-identical. Mobile opt-in renders a parallel portrait chain the same way, frame-locked against its own 9:16 renders.
3. Wires it up — a config-driven scroll engine that plays the whole chain as one flight, serving the portrait clips and posters automatically on phones.