Landing

What I saw: Renders with a slick animated 3D starfield, floating shapes, and clean glassmorphic feature cards, but the screenshot captures the features section with the torus knot visually intruding over card text — a composition/legibility issue that undercuts polish. Strong tech and theme cohesion, but the overlapping 3D object bleeding into content keeps it below the field's best.

What I saw: Sakana Fugu Ultra shipped a 32KB Apple-keynote landing — bigger than Fusion's 20KB attempt at the same prompt. Animated mesh gradient, multi-section, polished. $0.32 vs Fusion's $1.30 for the same output — 4× cheaper, denser result.

What I saw: Landing page — by design has no input. Smoke-test MAYBE-STATIC is expected for a static-design prompt.

What I saw: Animated mesh-gradient background (4 drifting blobs in screen blend), noise grain overlay, vignette, glass nav with smooth scroll. Reads like an actual Apple product page. Better composed than any other landing attempt.

What I saw: Stunning interactive Three.js WebGL background with glowing neural sphere, crisp gradient headline, polished glass CTAs, and thoughtful interactive controls (drag/scroll, spectrum shift) — visually elevated above a generic marketing page. Minor weak point is the somewhat filler AI-jargon copy, but the execution and depth clearly top-tier.

What I saw: Funniest result of the lot: GLM and Opus independently produced near-identical premium 'Introducing Nova 1 — Intelligence, reimagined / distilled' keynote pages — gradient hero, full nav, pricing tiers. A dead heat. Kimi's was a plainer set of feature cards.

What I saw: Strong: cohesive dark cosmic theme, gradient-text headline, and a genuinely convincing dashboard mockup with charts, metrics, floating insight tooltip and glowing orbs that reads as premium SaaS. Weak: standard hero-left/visual-right layout and slight metric label overlap, but overall polish and detail push it above the field's best.

What I saw: A genuinely premium keynote page: clean nav, a gradient headline, dual buttons, tasteful type. From one sentence. Grok Build's best work of the lot.

What I saw: Clean, polished dark landing with nice gradient mesh, glass cards with per-card glow accents, and a strong CTA button — but the hero H1 is clipped by the parallax offset so only 'Brand' shows (the 'Illuminate Your Brand' headline is cut off at top), plus the header/nav is scrolled out of frame, which hurts first impression. Solid execution, generic-modern copy, and the truncated headline keeps it below the top of the field.

What I saw: Funniest result of the lot: GLM and Opus independently produced near-identical premium 'Introducing Nova 1 — Intelligence, reimagined / distilled' keynote pages — gradient hero, full nav, pricing tiers. A dead heat. Kimi's was a plainer set of feature cards.