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No. 09THE SITE IN 9 SCREENSHOTS
Section index
01Hero
02The month
03How it works
04A week on Ballast
05What it costs
06Where a sale goes
07Shops on Ballast
08FAQ
09Closing
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--- Site: BALLAST (ballast.example.com), a fictional funding product for small online shops (timeline hero, scrubbed thirty-day repayment scene, fee calculator, cash-flow tabs, categorization tree). Single page, English. Media: 4 photographs generated for this prompt at 2K (Higgsfield Soul 2.0 (soul_2)); all vector art is drawn in SVG/CSS inside the code. No video. Fonts: Fraunces, Figtree and IBM Plex Mono, all from Google Fonts. Compatible with: Claude, Cursor, Lovable, v0 (React 19 + TypeScript + Vite + Framer Motion 12, plain CSS). Demo identity: brand, prices, figures, studios and any data are illustrative. Keep the concept-site line in the footer. Contacts use example.com; no form sends anything: submissions only become a local draft on screen. Keep the header comments of the components and the licences of the dependencies. Text: all visible copy lives in src/content.ts; to translate, change only that file and index.html. --- # BALLAST — revenue-share funding for online shops, a month that repays itself day by day **What it is.** The landing page of Ballast, a fictional funding product for small online shops: an advance that is repaid as a fixed share of each day's sales, so slow weeks cost less and busy weeks clear it faster. Single page, English. Brand, shops, figures and quotes are fictional; the footer says so. **Why it exists as a product.** Sold as a prompt whose selling point is motion. The signature is **the month, day by day**: a scrubber over thirty days of
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