
Chosen
Scroll is the flight clock. The page is one real flight, told in order like a log: it opens at the end, with the capsule landing on Lake Hart at dawn as you scroll, flashes back thirteen days to the cleanroom, and climbs. The background follows altitude: salt on the ground, night in orbit, char through re-entry, salt again on landing. Re-entry is the only loud moment on the site.





One altitude curve drives the ground colour, the ink and the capsule. Orbit is long and still, re-entry is short and the only time the accent appears.
Every colour is a material in the photographs. The parachute orange is the only accent and is used for the parachute and the one button, nowhere else. The crystals bring their own colour at the end.
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TakeReal hardware and real people, a company that names the place it lands.
LeaveThe slogan headline and the orange-and-navy duotone over everything.
TakeSpecific product pages, real photographs of hardware.
LeaveCondensed headline type and technical label clutter on every block.
TakeOne 3D object that carries the whole story as you scroll.
LeaveThe game-like HUD around it.
Chosen. It turns the flight into the page structure, gives the one loud moment a reason, and lets the facts do the persuading.