How this page was made.

One requestAnimationFrame loop reads scroll progress and drives four things: a sky layer interpolated between dawn, noon and dusk color keyframes; a sun disc traveling a sine arc across the viewport; a live clock chip with a phase word; and a single CSS variable for shadow direction, so every card's shadow swings from west to east as the day passes. No animation libraries, native scroll, reduced motion gets a still page.

Every moving image began as a Nano Banana still in one locked palette (cream, cobalt, morning gold), then became a five second Seedance clip with a fixed camera and one honest motion: sun sweeping the farmhouse, a squeegee stripe at 07:12, a rainbow in the pressure mist at 11:30, water draining off solar panels at 16:45, and the porch lamp taking over at 19:04. The solar shot was re-edited by prompt to swap a hose for the water-fed carbon pole we actually use. Films below the fold load nothing until they scroll near, and pause when they leave.

About 160 Higgsfield credits of generated imagery, one Next.js route in the real SqueegeeKing codebase, and no invented statistics anywhere. The quote is a composite, the hours are a storyboard, and the services are exactly the four we sell: window cleaning, pressure washing, solar panel cleaning, and maintenance plans, remembered by HomeAtlas.