Stunt - Electrifying Guerrillamarketing Landing Page Template

Quick summary

Stunt is a single-page horizontal scroll template for guerrilla marketing agencies. It leads visitors through a curated corridor of campaign panels, building audacity and proof with every step. The design feels hand-made and slightly illegal, exactly like the work it showcases. A persistent magenta button routes to an intake page with near-zero friction.

Who this template is for

This template is built for agencies and creatives who sell surprise as a service. If your work belongs on a wall before it belongs in a deck, this is your page.

• Guerrilla marketing agencies showcasing street activations and earned-media results
• Startup founders launching with a limited media budget who need immediate cultural traction
• Cultural directors at sneaker and streetwear labels who need the block talking fast

What problem this template solves

Most agency portfolio pages look like pitch decks: tidy, safe, and forgettable. That format undermines the product when the product is spectacle. Visitors leave unconvinced because the page feels nothing like the work.

• Standard grid layouts flatten the momentum a guerrilla portfolio depends on
• Long intake forms add friction exactly when a bold campaign impression should be doing the persuading
• Generic templates fail CMOs at challenger brands who are tired of buying impressions and need a partner that thinks differently

What you get with this template

You get a fully structured horizontal scroll landing page that moves like a block walk, panel by panel, activation by activation. The layout is deliberate: momentum builds because each stunt is visually bolder than the last.

• An animated hand-drawn city block header that builds itself line by line, synced to a faint bass rhythm
• Six campaign panels each showing a city, a wide shot, a tight crop, and a floating earned-media stat with a secondary case study link
• A persistent magenta call-to-action button reading "Plan a Stunt" that routes to a detailed intake page, with no form on the landing page itself

Feature list

This section details the core built-in components and design decisions that make Stunt work as a portfolio and conversion tool.

Horizontal Scroll Gallery Layout

The page moves horizontally like a corridor of framed street photographs. Each campaign panel occupies its own visual space. Visitors stroll through activation after activation without navigating a submenu, mimicking the physical experience of discovering work on a city block.

Animated Illustration Header

The header opens with a hand-drawn city block that assembles itself line by line. A wheat-paste arm slaps a poster onto a dumpster, pigeons scatter, and a pedestrian stops to photograph the wall. Every element is ink-drawn and animation-timed to a faint bass thump, with no stock photography used anywhere.

Campaign Panel System

Each panel is a dedicated guerrilla activation card. It includes the city name, a wide-shot image, a tight-crop detail, and an earned-media number styled as a gallery placard. A secondary text link reading "See the Earned Media Math" sits below each stat for visitors who need the case study before they commit.

Persistent Call-to-Action Button

A magenta "Plan a Stunt" button follows the visitor through the entire scroll. It pulses on hover. There is no form on this landing page; the click routes directly to a separate intake page, keeping friction as close to zero as possible.

Electric Indigo Color System

The palette layers deep nighttime indigo, high-voltage violet, flash-pop magenta, and wheat-paste white. Indigo saturates the background, violet frames each campaign panel, magenta fires on hover states, and white keeps typography legible against dark surfaces, like stencil paint on concrete.

Lens and Frame Visual Theme

The Lens and Frame theme treats each campaign panel as a framed photograph in a gallery. Layout proportions, spacing, and cropping reinforce the idea that every activation is worth stopping for, exactly as it would be on a physical wall.

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Design & branding system

The visual identity follows a Lens and Frame theme powered by the Electric Indigo color system. Every design decision reinforces the feeling of a UV blacklight sweeping a papered alley at 2 a.m., where only the work glows.

• Color roles: deep nighttime indigo (#2E0854) as the background base, high-voltage violet (#7C3AED) framing each panel, flash-pop magenta (#E040FB) on all hover states and the call to action button pulse, and wheat-paste white (#F5F0EB) for all body typography
• Typography style draws from stencil and graffiti-sketchbook references, keeping text legible at all sizes against dark indigo surfaces
• All illustrations are hand-drawn; no stock photography or generic vector assets appear anywhere in the template

Mobile & speed optimization

The horizontal scroll format is designed with intentional layout control. Panels reflow and scale so the gallery walk experience translates across device sizes without losing its visual momentum.

• Each campaign panel maintains its wide-shot and tight-crop pairing at smaller viewports so earned-media stats remain readable
• The animated header is timed precisely, keeping the illustration sequence smooth without competing with panel load order
• The magenta call-to-action button remains persistently visible and tappable at all scroll positions on touch devices

How this template helps you convert

The conversion strategy is built into the scroll itself. Spectacle does the selling. By the time a visitor reaches the sixth campaign panel, they have seen enough audacity to believe this crew can do the same for them.

1. The gallery walk structure builds trust progressively, each panel adding a new city, a new format, and a bolder earned-media number, so the visitor arrives at the call-to-action already convinced.
2. The persistent "Plan a Stunt" button and the secondary "See the Earned Media Math" text link serve two buyer types in one layout: the instinct buyer who clicks early and the skeptic who needs the case study first.

Other information about this template

This template suits agencies presenting work to CMOs at challenger brands, startup founders, and cultural directors who respond to proof over polish. The horizontal scroll format is uncommon in the events and experiential agency category, which makes it a positioning signal on its own.

• The page type is a click-through landing page; all conversion paths route to an external intake page rather than capturing leads on-page
• The Lens and Frame theme and Gallery Walk creative direction were matched specifically to the guerrilla marketing niche and the Portfolio and Agency category
• Template style is Horizontal Scroll, header concept is Animated Illustration, and the landing page direction is Click-Through, all defined at the intersection of the Events and Experiential Agency subcategory

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