Fulmen

Drop-launch SaaS for fashion labels

by Owais

Preview of Fulmen
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Description

Fulmen is a two-page site for a made-up launch platform that helps independent clothing labels run a drop: waitlist, lookbook, posts, queue and checkout. The hero is the app itself, full screen on black, with glowing sunset orbs drawn in WebGL that follow the cursor. Every section after it speaks the same app language of pills and panels, and a three-step sign-up page completes it.

Use it for:

  • a landing page for an e-commerce, creator or fashion tech product
  • a SaaS site where the hero should look like the real app
  • a dark, single-accent design to restyle for your own product

Workflow

  1. Open Claude Code

    Install Claude Code, open a terminal in an empty folder and run claude. Pick Claude Opus 5.5 with the /model command.

  2. Paste the prompt

    Copy the prompt on this page and send it as your first message. Claude writes both pages and adds Lenis.

  3. Add photos from Unsplash

    Download about 12 streetwear campaign photos from Unsplash that could belong to one label. Put them in an assets folder and ask Claude to convert them to WebP and use them.

  4. Preview and fix

    Ask Claude to start a local preview. Move the cursor over the orbs, go through the sign-up steps and check it on a phone, then ask for one fix per message.

  5. Publish on GitHub Pages

    Ask Claude to push the folder to a new GitHub repository. Then open the repository's Settings, choose Pages and deploy from the main branch.

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