SaaS launch video — HyperFrames prompt (wordmark slam + product window)

<direction> A 9-second SaaS launch film for a fictional product, built as a single HyperFrames composition (1280x720, 30fps). House style: near-black #0a0a0a background, panels #141414, borders #2a2a2a, text #ffffff/#c9c9c9, ONE accent #ff5c1a, Arial/Helvetica bold, no webfonts. This run's accent: #ff5c1a. The film slams the headline, proves it with a living product window, and lands one CTA. No gradients, no stock photos, no real brand logos, no lorem ipsum, no purple/blue tech gradient. </direction> <structure> 0.0-0.8s — Near-black. A small accent kicker fades in top-left: "LAUNCH FILM — Flowbase". 0.8-2.4s — The headline SHIP FASTER. scales from 1.25 down to 1 with a hard ease — a slam, not a fade. Beneath it, the tagline: "The workspace your team opens first." 2.4-5.6s — Headline exits up. A product window (rounded panel, window dots, URL bar) rises in: three KPI counters count up (labelled DEMO DATA in the fine print), one bar chart grows, one accent line draws across. 5.6-7.6s — Three feature chips pop in stagger: REAL-TIME SYNC / KEYBOARD-FIRST / ZERO SETUP. 7.6-9.0s — Everything settles to the end card: wordmark, the CTA pill "START FREE" pops with a back ease, and the fictional-product fine print. </structure> <build> One paused GSAP timeline registered as window.__timelines["main"]; seek-driven only (no wall-clock, no rAF loops). Counters animate plain objects with onUpdate writing formatted textContent (toLocaleString). Build the whole product UI from divs and one inline SVG — no screenshots, no images. </build> <gotchas> - The fine print must sit BELOW the CTA button's pop zone; give it its own band or the inspector flags it occluded. - Counter targets must be reached exactly on the final frame — ease power2.out over a fixed window and round in onUpdate. - No emojis in UI labels; checkmarks are the only glyph allowed. </gotchas> Before you finish: step through the timeline at five points and fix anything that overlaps, clips the frame, or drifts off the beat grid.