Same business, same real facts, same page structure — five completely different design systems. Every template below is a full working homepage: scroll it on desktop and phone, run the quote flow, feel the pacing. T4 and T5 also test how far themed navigation language can go — judge whether it charms or confuses. Pick the direction (or the combination) that feels like the brand.
The content: six real service pillars, real gear numbers (90kW · 36+ movers · 4× 2W lasers), the EMC² and Infinite Elements record, the artist circle, Shawn & Courtney's story, a 4-step quote intake, and the house footer chain. Only the skin changes.
First five seconds of the hero · does scrolling feel like the brand · services legibility · does the proof section convince · would a festival producer trust it with a $30k show. Note your gut per template, then compare.
Photography is the client's own animated key art for now — their real show photos drop in after usage confirmation. Insurance/COI and laser-compliance language stay out until the client verifies them — along with home-base wording, roster roles, the EMC² delivery record, and moving intake off the gmail booking address.
Grounded in GZP's own logo and laser photography: one green accent on near-black, beam sweeps, scanlines, numbered systems. The confident house-method default — cyberpunk without costume.
The site as a live show-control interface: running timecode, channel-strip services, cue-stack quote flow, HUD frame over the footage. Cyan carries the UI, lime the meters, coral fires the CTAs.
One aggressive red on black, oversized poster type, editorial index lists, almost no ornament. The "restraint reads expensive" lesson from the benchmark — RUINER energy, business discipline.
Deployment-console fiction end to end: boot sequence hero, hazard chevrons, bracketed cards, ticker tape of real gear stats, console-command nav. Ghostrunner's lesson without its unstyled-gate mistake.
Tuned to where GZP actually plays — transformational festivals: sacred-geometry linework, serif ritual type, teal + gold on deep indigo, softer voice ("gatherings," "the circle"). Cyberpunk warmth instead of cyberpunk chrome.
All business facts sourced from savi-gzp.com, the client's public Instagram accounts and linktree as of July 29, 2026 — final verification with Shawn & Courtney required before launch (photography usage, insurance/COI wording, any laser-compliance claims). Quote forms compose an email to the client's booking address; CRM/endpoint wiring happens at launch. Hero footage: client-supplied key art, compressed from 14MB GIF to 1.3MB MP4 loop. All templates: static HTML/CSS/JS, no frameworks, reduced-motion supported, noindex until launch.