An image sequence on canvas, driven by scroll
Hand made art direction and motion
Three seconds to prove who you are.
The hero is not a photo. It is a sequence of frames your scroll plays through, frame by frame, until the product has explained itself.
Sound familiar
You make something remarkable and your site looks like anyone else's.
Your customer opens three tabs on a Tuesday afternoon, three suppliers, and in under a minute one is out. They read nothing. They looked. And what they looked at told them who seems capable of delivering a large project and who does not. The real damage is worse than the problem: with a bought template, that first impression is weak and, worse, identical to your competitors', because it is literally the same template in another blue.
What is included
Six pieces, already built
An alternative art direction of the same content
A motion engine built in house, no third party libraries
prefers-reduced-motion respected
Deferred loading of the assets
Genuinely works on mobile
How it works
Four steps
1
We look at your material
Which photos work, and which one deserves the hero.
2
We choose the direction
Built on your real content, not lorem ipsum.
3
The sequence gets assembled
Frames get prepared, optimised and tied to scroll.
4
Accessibility and performance
A still version, visible focus, deferred loading.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How many frames does a sequence need?
It depends on the motion you want to tell. Fewer frames is lighter, more frames is smoother.
Does it work with the photos I already have?
If they are product shots and well lit, often yes.
What if my visitor's phone is in battery saving mode?
They get the full page. What degrades is the effect, never the content.
Do you use a paid animation library?
No. Everything is built in house, no third party libraries and no paid services.