Camera glide across your real UI

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Look: developer-dark launch film — near-black background (#0b0b0d) with a faint grid, a sans display face plus monospace accents, the product's own brand color as the single accent. Show the real screenshots inside a clean browser frame whose address bar shows the real domain; move a 'camera' across them with smooth pans and zooms, and point at real elements with a cursor or highlight box. A pure UI showcase with almost no copy: the camera glides continuously across the real screenshots as if it were one long canvas — pan along the hairstyle gallery, push in on two or three style cards so their names are readable, slide to the before/after example section, then to the stylist hand-off section. Use smooth eased pans (no cuts longer than 0.3s), a soft spotlight vignette and a cursor that hovers what the camera lands on. Only three short captions in total, each quoting the page. End 17–20s on the hero headline, real CTA and domain.