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Streaming — General SVOD Landing

A blockbuster-grade marketing landing page for a fictional general SVOD service, built in pure HTML, CSS and vanilla JavaScript. It pairs a cinematic title-wall hero and email-to-start capture with value-prop cards, horizontally scrollable content showcase rows, ranked and continue-watching badges, three pricing tiers with a featured plan, an accessible single-open FAQ accordion, a full footer, a fading sticky nav, mobile menu, toast feedback and scroll-reveal animations.

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General SVOD Landing

A premium, Netflix-style marketing landing page for Nebula+, a fictional subscription video-on-demand service. The dark cinematic hero floats a drifting wall of poster gradients behind a layered scrim, with a headline, value sub-copy and an email-to-start form. Submitting a valid address fires a toast and smooth-scrolls the visitor straight to the pricing section, while inline validation flags empty or malformed emails without a page reload.

Below the fold, four value-prop cards (watch anywhere, download and go, 4K & HDR, cancel anytime) lead into the content showcase: horizontally scrollable rows of 16:9 cards that scale and glow on hover, carrying HD/4K/HDR quality badges, NEW flags, ranked numbers, match percentages and continue-watching progress bars. Per-row arrow buttons page the track left and right. The pricing block renders three tiers from data with a highlighted “most popular” plan, and an accessible FAQ accordion opens one panel at a time with animated height and rotating plus signs.

Everything is vanilla: a sticky nav that gains a blurred background on scroll, a slide-in mobile menu with Escape-to-close, a reusable toast(msg) helper, and an IntersectionObserver-driven scroll-reveal that degrades gracefully. Semantic landmarks, ARIA on the menu, accordion and forms, keyboard-usable cards and WCAG-AA contrast keep it accessible, and the layout reflows cleanly down to ~360px.

Illustrative UI only — fictional titles, not a real streaming service.