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Sixpay

Running live. Go ahead and touch it.

A fintech homepage with detail panels in the navbar, a phone between tilted photos, rotating feature tabs, and a looping carousel of customer stories.

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Design reference

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Third-party visual reference. Reuse rights have not been cleared.

How it behaves

  • Feature tabs and trading topics advance every 6 seconds and stop when you reach for them
  • Navbar panels open on hover, click, or keyboard
  • Isometric icons run in slow loops
  • Without JavaScript the first tab and topic still show

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Kind
website
Blueprint
sixpay 1.0.12
Moves by
scroll, entrance, hover, autoplay, swipe

14 sections, top to bottom

  1. 1Navbar
  2. 2Hero
  3. 3Trusted logos
  4. 4Core features
  5. 5Use cases
  6. 6eSIM
  7. 7Impact
  8. 8Trading
  9. 9Pricing
  10. 10Payment cards
  11. 11Customer stories
  12. 12FAQ
  13. 13Call to action
  14. 14Footer

Your agent builds it. You take the credit.

Sixpay is published as a versioned blueprint with its source, structure, animation, and assets.

Version
1.0.12
Files
126
Dependencies
20
Assets
23

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  • Building a blueprint runs its code, so use an isolated environment.
  • License: UNLICENSED.
  • The Sixpay name, the logo names, and the Netflix name and mark in the features section come from a third-party design reference and are not real endorsements. Replace them before any public release.
  • The design derives from a third-party Dribbble reference whose reuse rights have not been cleared. Confirm the rights before any public release.
  • Every homepage section in the design reference is built, but buttons and links have no destinations yet, and the newsletter form saves nothing and says so.
  • The reference's footer names a real company, a street address, and regulatory registrations. This build replaces them with placeholder text. Add real legal text and a real address before any public release.
  • The answers to the last five FAQ questions are written for this build, and they and the FAQ's mention of a Pro plan do not describe a real product. The wordmark and footer coins are drawn approximations of the design reference.
  • The prices, plan features, payment card limits, and the customer stories figures are placeholder marketing copy, and the customer company names and logos are fictional approximations from the design reference. Replace them before any public release.
  • The two paid plans are both named Plus Plan, and the $80 plan repeats the Starter description, as in the design reference. The Sphere card's tags and the carousel arrows are written for this build, and the reference's misspelled tags are corrected.
  • All amounts and dates in the features section are placeholders, and the copy of its last three tabs is not from the design reference.
  • The descriptions of the last three use case cards and the figures on the eSIM bill card are written for this build, not taken from the design reference.
  • The impact figures, such as 150 countries and 5 million users, and the trading claims, such as commission-free trading, are placeholder marketing copy and are not verified facts. Replace them before any public release.
  • The copy of the last four trading topics and the stat chip on the trading panel are written for this build, and the impact icons are drawn approximations of the design reference.

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