The exact prompt. Unedited: Research the live site and pull real branding, colors, logo, UI patterns, and claims (domain monitoring for expirations, auctions, price drops, DNS/SSL, marketplace listings; alerts via email/Slack/Telegram/webhooks; ~$24/year; founder Michael Cyger; “watchers become winners”). Use actual assets where possible; recreate clean UI mockups when direct screenshots are awkward. No fake testimonials. Style: premium motion-graphics launch film like the best X/Twitter SaaS launches—tight typography, staggered reveals, UI callouts, feature beats, social proof, clear CTA. Treat this as a motion-design showreel. 1920×1080, 30 fps, clean easing, no stock-template look. Implementation requirements: 1. Build a deterministic HTML/Canvas (or SVG) scene where every frame is a pure function of time t. Expose duration and a seek(t) method. 2. Write a small Node + Playwright script that screenshots every frame, then ffmpeg encodes H.264 MP4 (crf ~18, yuv420p, +faststart). 3. Render the final video yourself in the terminal. Fix any layout, timing, or text issues you see in contact sheets before the full encode. 4. Save the finished file as: ~/Websites/Notify.domains/assets/notify-domains-launch.mp4 Create the folders if needed. Confirm the file exists and report its duration and size. Go all out on timing and hierarchy. Do not stop at source code—the deliverable is the rendered MP4 in that save path. The only follow-up, for the music: "that looks great, but I don't think it has any background music, does it? I would like something that corresponds to the action on screen, if possible."