Motion is the whole design.

Ask any model for a landing page and you get a hero, three feature cards and a footer. Ask it for a landing page where the scrollbar drives a video through a shader and it will confidently produce something that does not work.

Quirebound is the missing half of that brief. Every entry is a cinematic page built the hard way first — scroll-scrubbed footage, WebGL treatment, chapters that cross-fade over one unbroken shot — and only then written up as a prompt precise enough to reproduce it.

Which means the numbers are in there: the smoothing constant, the seek threshold, the chromatic split at velocity, the exact CSS that fades a chapter without a single React render. That is the part models get wrong when you leave it to them.

Every template also states what happens when it cannot show off: no WebGL, no footage, or reduced motion. A page that only works on a fast laptop with a warm cache is not a template, it is a demo reel.

New entries land most weeks, and every one of the 10 here is free — the source, the motion engine, the prompt and the footage, with no account and no card. If a paid tier ever appears it will sit alongside the free library rather than replacing it, and nothing already published will move behind it.

Questions about a particular use, or something the licence does not settle — [email protected].