The breakdown · freeHow I build those scroll websites

Photoreal vertical 9:16 photo, shot on a 35mm lens at eye level. A two-story Maryland colonial home with dirty, green-stained vinyl siding and a grimy concrete driveway. A white pressure-washing truck is parked at the curb. Overcast morning light, nothing in motion, no people. Natural colors, real textures, no text or logos.

Same house, same camera, same framing and lens as the reference image. Now the siding is bright clean white and the driveway is freshly washed, wet and dark in patches. Soft golden-hour light. Nothing else changes: same truck, same trees, same windows. No people, no text.

Use the reference images as the start frame and end frame.
Slow, steady dolly-in toward the house. A pressure-washer wand sweeps across the siding in clean horizontal passes, green stains rinsing away top to bottom, then the driveway goes from grey to clean in straight overlapping strips. Water mist catches the light.
Camera keeps moving forward the whole time, no cuts, no shaking. Real-world physics: water sprays from the nozzle tip, never from the hand.

Build me a scroll website for a pressure-washing company called "Kestrel Exterior Wash".

Hero: the video at ./hero.mp4 plays forward and back as the visitor scrolls (canvas frame scrub, the way Apple product pages do it).
- Extract the frames with ffmpeg: 9:16 frames for phones, 16:9 frames for desktop, compressed so the page stays fast.
- Smooth, finger-tracked scrolling on iPhone and Android. No lag, no jumpy frames.
- Show headline text over the video at 3 points: "Dirty siding?", "Watch it come clean", "Get a free quote in 60 seconds".

Below the hero:
- 3 services with prices "starting at" (house wash, driveway, roof soft wash).
- A quote form: name, phone, address, service. Send it to my email.
- Reviews, service area, FAQ, and a sticky "Free quote" button on phones.

Use Next.js, make it mobile-first, add basic local SEO (H1 = "Pressure Washing in Annapolis, MD"), then deploy it to Vercel and give me the link.

Upload: one clean photo of your product (phone photo is fine, good light, plain background).

UGC-style vertical video, 9:16. A real-looking woman in her late 20s films herself in her kitchen holding the product up to the camera, natural morning light, handheld phone feel. She smiles, turns the product to show the label, then uses it. Authentic, unpolished, no studio look. Keep the product's label, colors and shape exactly like the photo.

Upload: your product photo.

Scroll-stopping product shot for a Facebook / Instagram ad, 4:5. The product sits on a wet black stone surface, a splash of water frozen mid-air behind it, hard rim light, deep shadows, premium feel. Leave clean space at the top for a headline. Keep the product exactly like the photo.

Paste: your product page link into Ads Studio.

Then pick 3 angles to test against each other:
1) Problem → fix ("Tired of ___? This fixes it in 10 seconds.")
2) Social proof ("10,000 people switched to ___ this month.")
3) Offer ("Buy 1, get 1 free this weekend only.")
Generate a batch for each angle and run the winners.