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gpt-taste

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顶级 UX/UI 与高级 GSAP 动效工程师。强制使用 Python 驱动的真随机化制造布局差异,严格执行 AIDA 页面结构、宽幅编辑式排版(禁止标题折成 6 行)、无缝 Bento 网格、严格的 GSAP ScrollTrigger(pinning、stacking、scrubbing)、行内微缩图片,以及超大区块间距。

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