Single-prompt workflow: Claude Sonnet + GSAP ScrollTrigger builds scroll-driven glass-shatter page
aziz4ai · x · 2026-10-02
A developer shares a workflow for a scroll-driven site: two images (intact/broken glass sphere) generated via runware's MCP, then a single prompt to Claude Sonnet producing one HTML file with GSAP ScrollTrigger — pinning sections, a shattering sphere, and horizontal card scrolling on desktop and mobile. The key, they say, is describing the motion logic (what pins, what moves, when it changes) before prompting; the prompt is in the replies.
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