PROMPT
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PS: Before building, inspect the project for suitable transparent whale and jellyfish images. Look for files such as public/assets/whale-anime.png, public/assets/whale-anime.webp, public/assets/jellyfish-anime.png, or public/assets/jellyfish-anime.webp.
If suitable images exist, use them and do not redraw or replace them.
If suitable images do not exist, pause and ask the user to provide:
A transparent cinematic anime blue whale image.
A matching transparent anime jellyfish image.
Explain that these images can be generated using GPT, Gemini, or any preferred image-generation model. For the best quality, recommend a wide whale image and a high-resolution jellyfish image with transparent backgrounds.
If the user cannot or does not want to provide images, explain that you can continue by creating original layered SVG artwork through code, but the visual quality will probably be lower than artwork made with an image-generation model. If the user chooses to continue, create public/assets/whale-anime.svg and public/assets/jellyfish-anime.svg as fallbacks. Never leave broken asset references, missing files, empty placeholders, basic ovals, generic silhouettes, icons, or clip art.
Build a complete production-ready cinematic launch website for DeepSeek V4 Flash from an empty folder. There are no existing source files or previous implementation. Do not return a plan, tutorial, mockup, pseudo-code, partial scaffold, placeholder implementation, or unfinished files. Create every required file, run all checks, and fix every error.
Use Next.js 15 App Router, React 19, TypeScript, GSAP with ScrollTrigger, Lenis smooth scrolling, plain production CSS, ESLint, and static export through output: "export". Include npm scripts named dev, build, lint, typecheck, and standalone. Use a server root layout for metadata and a client component for the interactive experience.
The central concept is “DIVE DEEP. MOVE FAST.” Create one continuous cinematic anime ocean story where a luminous blue whale represents DeepSeek V4 Flash. The visitor encounters it in deep water, follows it toward the surface, watches it breathe and release a water spout, then travels through scenes about long context, thinking modes, agent capabilities, pricing, and the open ocean. The page must feel like one connected journey, not disconnected landing-page sections. Capture the spatial typography, continuous depth, controlled momentum, and tactile scrolling feeling of Lenis dev without copying its branding, layout, artwork, code, or exact animations.
Use the supplied whale and jellyfish images when available. Preserve their transparent backgrounds and proportions. Use the whale as one persistent cinematic character throughout the experience. Use the single jellyfish asset as the source for exactly four differently scaled instances.
If SVG fallbacks are required, create detailed original layered vector artwork with transparent backgrounds. The whale must be a wide cinematic anime blue whale in a believable three-quarter side view with a long body, tapered head, narrow tail stock, organic asymmetric fluke, two perspective-aware pectoral fins, subtle dorsal ridge, curved throat grooves, elegant eye, visible blowhole, abyss-blue shadows, marine-blue midtones, cyan and ice-blue rim lighting, irregular underwater caustic highlights, and refined cel shading. It must contain enough path detail to look intentional at desktop scale.
The SVG jellyfish fallback must include a layered translucent-looking bell, dark marine underside, cyan highlights, four oral arms, several long curved tentacles of different lengths, internal texture lines, organic asymmetry, and matching cel shading. Do not include text, logos, credits, watermarks, embedded attribution, rectangular backgrounds, faces, generic shapes, or stock silhouettes.
Use a premium visual style combining cinematic anime, an experimental technology title sequence, and editorial design. Palette: abyss #020817, deep navy #031637, ocean #063a73, marine blue #087bb8, cyan #42d7ff, ice #ddf7ff, and ink #01101d. Use extremely large cropped typography, asymmetric compositions, fine grids, restrained bubbles, ocean-current lines, SVG caustics, layered flat colors, surface lighting, CSS film grain, uppercase technical labels, and tabular numerals. Use system-safe fonts.
Avoid gradient text, glassmorphism, SaaS cards, bento grids, neon blobs, glowing orbs, rounded floating containers, fake terminals, stock illustrations, emoji, pill buttons, testimonials, fake logos, fake benchmarks, giant headline circles, repetitive fade-ups, excessive blur, and purposeless motion.
Build one fixed full-screen ocean stage behind approximately 900–1200vh of connected scroll space. Include one persistent whale, exactly four jellyfish, restrained bubbles, current lines, a surface-light layer, waterline, editorial grid, CSS film grain, and a surface flash. Use a deliberate z-index system so artwork never covers imp…