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Museum — Natural History Museum Landing

An earthy, exploratory marketing landing page for a fictional natural history museum, built with vanilla HTML, CSS and JavaScript. It opens on a fossil-cast hero, then walks visitors through eleven filterable collection halls, hands-on discovery exhibits, a sticky visit planner that tallies your time inside, dated family programs, and a ticket reservation card. Slab-serif headings, bone and forest-green tones and amber accents give it a museum-of-nature feel, with toasts, keyboard support and full responsiveness.

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Natural History Museum Landing

A complete marketing landing page for the fictional Strathmore Natural History Museum. It opens on a calm, wall-space hero pairing a long-necked sauropod cast rendered in inline SVG with admission stats, then runs an animated marquee of collection highlights. Earthy bone, forest-green and amber tones plus slab-serif headings give the page a museum-of-nature character, while generous whitespace and thin specimen mats keep it curatorial rather than cluttered.

The page is genuinely interactive. The collection halls grid filters live by category (dinosaurs, minerals, ocean, human origins) with an empty-state fallback, and a sticky visit planner lets you assemble a route from a dropdown, removing duplicates and tallying an estimated time inside. Family programs can be reserved inline — buttons flip to a confirmed state — and a ticket reservation card validates date, slot and visitor counts before confirming. A small toast() helper surfaces every action.

Everything is vanilla and self-contained: a sticky header with a collapsible “today’s hours” panel, an accessible mobile menu, focus-visible states, ARIA on tabs and live regions, reduced-motion handling, and a layout that reflows cleanly down to ~360px.

Illustrative UI only — demo data; not a real museum system.