Stacking Cards
- GSAP + ScrollTrigger
- Scroll-pinned
- 3–6 items
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Scroll & click inside the frame — it's the real section running with demo content
Step 1 — your customization message
Integrate the following section into my site, placing it [where on the page]. Replace ALL placeholder text and images with content for my project: [1-2 sentences about your business/site]. My images are in [folder/paths]. Match the section's colors and fonts to my site's existing design. [PASTE THE FULL SECTION PROMPT HERE]
Step 2 — the prompt · Stacking Cards479 lines · 16,725 chars
You are given a task to integrate an existing React component in the codebase. The codebase should support: - Next.js (App Router or Pages) - Tailwind CSS - TypeScript If it doesn't, provide instructions on how to install Tailwind or TypeScript.
What it is
A scroll-pinned showcase where full-screen project cards slide up and stack on top of each other, one per scroll. Each card has a big image, a title, three metrics (like area / rooms / year), a price, and a link.
Perfect for
Portfolios with 3–6 items: properties, projects, products, case studies, menu highlights. This is your “here's what we've made” section.
What to prepare
- 3–6 items, each with: a cover image, name, one-line subtitle, location/tag, three metrics, and a price or key figure
- A page or route each card should link to (or tell Claude Code to make them non-clickable for now)
Good to know
Stick to 3–6 cards — the prompt itself says it best: “2 feels accidental, 7 is a slog.” Every field on the card gets displayed, so fill them all with real data. Like Aperture Reveal, it's static-stacked on mobile on purpose.