same claude everyone opens. but six specialized skills are already running in context before a single word of the brief — brief, front-end, design, components, motion, and media, each owning a piece — so the model never guesses and the site comes out immersive, animated, and built to convert.
"he started billing $15k a site the moment six skills sat in his claude — same claude everyone opens, but before he types a single word of a brief there are six specialized skills already running in context, each one owning a piece of the site, so the model never has to guess."
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this page was built with the exact six-skill stack it describes — brief, front-end, design, components, motion, media, all loaded before the first line. the proof isn't a testimonial; it's the thing you're reading.
want your own? that's the whole offer below.
a skill is a specialist the AI loads before it works — a tight set of instructions and taste for one job, so it acts like an expert on that piece instead of winging it. everyone has the same model; the difference is what's in the room before the work starts. bounce pre-loads one specialist for every stage of the site — nothing improvised, nothing left to a lucky prompt.
writes the design brief and locks it in — the palette, the type, the motion language — before a single line of layout exists, so nothing downstream has to guess.
takes that brief and turns it straight into clean, responsive code. the spec becomes the site — no telephone-game between "designed" and "built."
a full design surface for polished pages and decks — the right prompt produces flagship-grade layouts, not a stock template you have to rescue.
a library of animated, production-ready components — the sliders, cards, navs, and interactions — dropped in already working, not rebuilt from scratch.
controls every fade-in, fade-out, and scroll reveal on the page. the difference between a flat page and one that feels alive as you move through it.
generates the imagery and video across the whole site — original, on-brand, and immersive — so the page is never waiting on a stock-photo budget.
the cost of a great site is usually the back-and-forth — guessing, redoing, re-explaining. bounce removes the guessing.
a site you like, your current one, or two sentences. that's the whole intake.
the spec and the look are pinned before layout — so there's nothing to redo later.
it's stood up, built, and proven across real browsers, fixing itself as it goes.
a launch-ready site, the code, and the go-live in your hands. nothing public till you say.
no. the difference is the six skills that sit in context before the brief — a specialist owning each stage. the model isn't guessing its way through one giant prompt; it's running a repeatable pipeline where every stage has one job and one owner. same model, completely different room. this page is a working example of it.
you're paying for the system and the judgment around it, not keystrokes. the result is a launch-ready, browser-proven site in about a week, fixed-price, with no back-and-forth tax. that's the value — a great site, fast, at a number that doesn't move.
a reference and the outcome you want. that's the intake. the brief skill turns it into a spec; you approve the direction; the rest runs.
you do. deploy, domain, and go-live are never automatic — the build ships one switch from live and you flip it. you own the code outright.
tell us where to reach you and roughly what you're building. we'll come back with a scoped brief and a start date.