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Testing AI for cinematic hero sections. Static image: Nano Banana. Animation: Kling. AI makes it much faster to prototype cinematic web experiences and motion concepts. What do you think?
28 votes
Ends in 1d
the video looks amazing
Will go for the video one
Hmmm... no driver?
This is fantastic. The video one looks better
Amazing 🤩
woow new idea)))
incredible! excellent! 👍
I think the animated version is giving the best vibe. My vote will be for the animated one 🔥
Video 2 looks good
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What if a website didn’t feel like a landing page…
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