zjx0101/ObjectClear
A before-and-after contact sheet under a red wordmark: logo, title, a neat row of blue tags, then six columns of photographs where the skater, the cow and the cyclist simply vanish, shadows and all.

Checked against the rendered page. Visitors badge is a live counter (36978 in the first-screen capture, 36980 when fetched); demo GIFs render in the Demo section, not as a teaser, so Teaser video is not listed; method-figure and mask-overlay colors were not measured.
Why it is here
A textbook first screen: a wordmark, title, authors, venue and a uniform badge row sit above a labelled baseline comparison grid with a link to more results, followed by a dated update list and clean method figures.
Overview
Header Block
Badge Colors
Section Outline
Guidelines
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