Meadow Portal Hero
Free React Hero Section built with WebGL, GLSL, CSS 3D.
A fresh spring SaaS hero for client portals and studio tools, set in a real landscape: a wildflower hillside above green valleys and blue mountain ranges under a bright, cloudy summer sky, rendered live in WebGL so wind moves through the flowers, grass and trees, the clouds drift slowly, the scene pushes in gently and shifts with the pointer, and moving the pointer stirs it like liquid through a small GPU fluid simulation. A split SaaS layout sits over it: a navigation bar with the brand and links on the left and a green Book Demo button on the right; on the left a trust line with a live dot, a bold three line white headline, a supporting line, a glowing green Start Free Trial button beside a liquid glass Watch Demo button, and a row of trusted studio wordmarks, with the left side of the photo softly deepened so the copy always reads. On the right a tall product panel drawn in HTML, made entirely of glass: frosted, translucent panes and tiles over the blurred scene, set in a liquid glass bezel, rises out of the land, its lower part melting softly into the meadow, with the same gap to the right edge as the nav: a client portal with a sidebar, greeting, hours and retainer stats, a segmented usage bar, a weekly logged hours chart, an awaiting approval list, a latest tasks table with priority flags and status chips, and a project status list. The panel rises in on load, its numbers count up and its bars fill in one after another, then it leans gently with the pointer. The land in front of the panel is the live scene itself, copied each frame and faded in over the panel on an eased, gently tilted curve with no visible edge, over a light ground shade, so the real flowers and grass stand before it. The liquid glass blurs and bends the scene behind it with an SVG displacement filter under a white tint, with a light catching gradient rim, a soft gloss, an inner shade that gives it thickness and layered shadows for depth (the bend shows in Chromium browsers; others get the frosted tint). Pass your own landscape photo; it shows straight away as the background and stands in where WebGL is unavailable. Sized by container queries, the layout stacks on narrow screens and the panel drops its sidebar and minor columns.
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