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OrbitDesk.

A fictional workspace for small creative teams, presented through tactile editorial design and a working sample board for tracking briefs, progress and handoffs.

BUILT WITH

HTML
CSS
JavaScript

Interactive preview

Open full-page preview Real interactive front-end · Switch desktop / mobile above

START WITH A PROMPT

Make your own version.

Use the original idea with your AI design assistant. Copy, adapt and explore your own direction.

RECREATION PROMPT

Create a distinctive responsive marketing website for OrbitDesk, a fictional workspace for small creative teams to coordinate briefs, progress, and handoffs. Build a usable product-concept demo in vanilla HTML/CSS/JavaScript, with genuine interactions, mobile navigation, keyboard accessibility, reduced-motion support, and honest prototype-only CTAs. Do not fabricate customers, integrations, uptime, performance claims, testimonials, or pricing. Don't modify production. Show actual browser verification and disclose untested conditions.

The prompt is a starting point, not a guarantee of the exact design. Download the source for the actual implementation.

ABOUT THIS TEMPLATE

Designed for exploration.

A playful yet functional product landing page that combines strong visual storytelling with a sample creative-team task workspace.

Landing + task board Board and list views Interactive notes

IDEAL FOR

Creative workspace concepts Task-management UI studies SaaS landing page prototypes

WHAT IT DOES

Key features.

06 FEATURES

Working task board

Explore illustrative work items using a compact board interface.

Board and list views

Switch perspectives without losing task-stage changes.

Editable demo stages

Change a sample task's stage and see the UI stay synchronized.

Add-note dialog

Create a local demo note with required-title validation and focus restoration.

Accessible interactions

Functional mobile menu, FAQ and keyboard-aware controls.

Expressive visual identity

A tactile, editorial-style marketing interface with responsive layouts.

Testing & limitationsBrowser checks, source provenance and prototype boundaries

The original source was tested as a standalone fictional prototype. Its QA report records six responsive viewport checks, real UI interactions and an additional 320px overflow check. The original session tested rendered source using Playwright; this site's embedded preview is also checked separately.

Responsive layouts: 360, 390, 768, 1024, 1440, 1920px PASS
Sample workspace: Board/list switch and task-stage changes
New-note dialog: Required title, text safety and focus restoration
Mobile navigation: Menu, Escape and anchor links
Interaction and motion: FAQ, keyboard and reduced-motion checks
Assistive technology: Screen reader and full WCAG audit not tested

No backend, accounts, saved data, external integrations, email collection or real customers. All example tasks are illustrative and reset when reloading. Safari and real-device testing were not part of the source QA.

Product boundary: Illustrative product and sample tasks only. No user accounts, persistent task storage, workspace API, or third-party integrations.

Evaluation distinction: OrbitDesk is a working manual trial guided by source instructions. The original QA report explicitly notes that the 15-file v1.3 candidate was not verified as the active shared installation at the time. This example is not proof of automatically invoked Skill v1.3.0 and does not count toward the official 24-run benchmark.