Using the absolute best of your design, frontend, animation,...

Prompt

Using the absolute best of your design, frontend, animation, and creative capabilities, build the most visually impressive space-themed website you possibly can. Do not make a generic landing page. Treat this like a flagship interactive web experience that could win a design award. Create a cinematic, immersive journey through space with: * Beautiful animated starfields, nebulae, planets, galaxies, black holes, asteroids, and other space phenomena. * Strong depth and parallax so the page feels genuinely 3D. * Smooth scroll-driven transitions and cinematic camera movement. * Interactive elements that react naturally to the mouse, scrolling, hovering, and clicking. * Excellent typography, lighting, glow, glass, particles, gradients, shadows, and subtle visual effects. * Several distinct sections/environments rather than repeating the same visual style. * Memorable transitions between sections. * A spectacular hero section that immediately makes the site feel special. * A polished navigation system and responsive design. * Small details and micro-interactions everywhere that make the website feel alive. Use WebGL / Three.js or other advanced browser graphics where they meaningfully improve the experience. Combine 3D with high-quality CSS, SVG, shaders, particles, and animation rather than relying on simple static backgrounds. Prioritize visual quality, immersion, creativity, and polish, but keep the site reasonably performant. Use progressive enhancement, lazy loading, sensible asset sizes, and reduced-motion support where appropriate. Avoid: * Generic SaaS layouts * Huge blocks of boring text * Repetitive cards * Cheap-looking neon effects * Excessive blur * Stock-template design * Animations that exist only for decoration and hurt the experience You have creative control over the site's content, layout, interactions, colors, structure, and overall concept. Make strong design decisions instead of asking me questions. The finished result should make someone open the site and immediately think: “Holy shit, this is a website?” Push the browser as far as reasonably possible. Build the complete working implementation, not merely a mockup or design proposal.

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