01A card stack that deals itself out
The four ingredient claims are a sticky, scroll-driven pile: each cream tab slides onto the stack, dims as the next arrives, and its body replaces the one before. Built on scroll position and a sticky child rather than a pinning library — same effect, none of the layout thrash.
02Ingredients drifting at real depth
Blurred crops of the actual ingredients float behind the stack at six depths, each drifting at its own rate. Two sit almost sharp at the back and the rest go progressively softer, so it reads as depth of field rather than a row of smudges.
03One headline, two levels of shout
The display face is drawn as an outline for the first clause and solid for the second — one typeface carrying two weights of emphasis, which is what keeps a loud page from needing a second face.