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A high-octane landing page for a fictional performance and tuning shop, built in vanilla HTML, CSS and JavaScript. It pairs a carbon-and-neon motorsport aesthetic with a live dyno gauge, an interactive virtual power pull, a switchable before-and-after dyno chart drawn in SVG, a masonry build gallery with spec popups, flat-rate stage packages, and a validated book-a-dyno form. Scroll reveals, animated stat counters and a scrolling marquee add adrenaline without any framework or build step.

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Performance / Tuning Landing

A full marketing landing page for APEX DynoWorks, a fictional performance and tuning shop. The carbon-black canvas, neon-green accents and safety-orange highlights set an aggressive motorsport tone, while Inter with tabular figures keeps power, torque and price numbers crisp. The layout runs from a sticky glass nav into a split hero, then through services, dyno results, a build gallery, stage packages and a book-a-dyno call to action, ending in a four-column footer.

The hero ships with a working virtual dyno: press “Run a virtual pull” and a conic-gradient gauge sweeps from idle to redline while RPM, horsepower, torque, boost and AFR animate up to a 408 hp peak. The Dyno Results section draws stock-versus-tuned power curves as inline SVG paths and lets you switch between four real-feeling customer builds, recomputing the gain figure on each tab. Stat counters in the hero ease into view, and a neon marquee scrolls between the fold and the first section.

Every section is wired for interaction: build cards fire spec-sheet toasts, package buttons preselect the matching goal and scroll you to the form, and the booking form validates name, vehicle and date before sending a confirmation toast. Scroll-reveal animation, a mobile hamburger menu, full keyboard access and a prefers-reduced-motion fallback round it out — all in vanilla JS with no external libraries.

Illustrative UI only — fictional shop/dealership, not a real service system.