The Burg Studio · 2026-07-07
Scroll the Burg: The Living Front Page
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The front page you came from just learned some new tricks — pages that morph instead of blink, a hub that knows the weather before you step outside, and stories that can do this. Keep scrolling. This editorial is the demo.
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It starts with warmth. Every screen of Real Burg News burns in the same ember palette — no gray, no cold corporate neutrals. Now the pages move the same way they look: reveal by reveal, at the speed of your thumb.
The river runs through it. Fredericksburg isn't a feed — it's a place. The Rappahannock, Caroline Street, Hurkamp Park on a Saturday morning. Flagship stories can now pin a scene like this one and let the words scroll past it.
Mornings arrive prepared. By 6:15 the Burg Studio engine has drawn the day's comics, written the editorial, and warmed every feed — so the hub is already glowing when you pour the coffee.
And it never really sleeps. Weather refreshes every fifteen minutes, the wire every five. Follow a section and the front page starts saving signals just for you. No account. No tracking. Just localStorage and good manners.
A front page shouldn't be a list. It should be a place.
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Everything you just scrolled through ships with zero heavyweight libraries — CSS scroll timelines, a pinch of IntersectionObserver, and the same warm glass the rest of the site wears. Editors can build a scene like this in plain MDX, in minutes, with <ScrollyScene> and a handful of steps.
The Burg, transmitted — now with a little more signal in the scroll.