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Start from a finished website. Make it yours.

Why start from a blank page when you can explore a finished website first? Our team designed and built a collection of working demos for brands in clean energy, food, outdoor adventure, retail and more. Pick the one you love and we rebuild it around your business, with your branding, images, products and words. Open any demo, try it, and picture what it could do for your brand.

Heyday website design: a light blue steel bicycle in 3D beside the words The heyday is now

Bicycle maker · one page

Heyday

A classic bicycle in real-time 3D builds itself from parts that fly in when the page opens, rides with the scroll, shows the saddle, the handlebars and the drive up close, comes apart with the name of every part and changes colour with a wipe of paint. The collection stands on a giant wheel that rolls with the scroll.

For makers, shops and product brands with a catalogue.

Aster website design: an aerial view of a solar tower plant ringed by mirrors under the headline Sunlight, well kept

Solar energy · one page

Aster

A real 3D battery pack opens layer by layer as you scroll, each layer named as it lifts, and turns when you drag it, in graphite or arctic white. Around it: a video hero, a field clip that opens to full screen, giant figures with a band for each season, a pinned gallery that starts from one large photograph and a savings calculator.

For solar installers, battery and clean energy companies.

KERN website design: the brand name across the top of a landscape photograph above two tins of plant protein

Plant protein store · one page

KERN

A shop built around its tins: every label turns around the tin as you scroll, and the tin flies into the cart when you add it. A giant wordmark opens the page, a band of words runs at the speed of the scroll, seeds fall behind the four training goals and the headlines rise letter by letter.

For food and drink, supplements and brands that sell a short line of products.

Good Dirt website design: the restaurant name in heavy type over cut out vegetables on a cream page

Restaurant, plant based · one page

Good Dirt

An editorial page for a plant kitchen with a hero the visitor rearranges by hand: cut out vegetables, a plate and a postcard of the mountains that drift until you drag them. A menu with allergen filters, a month by month view of what the farms bring in, and a reservation where the guest picks the table on the floor plan.

For restaurants, bars and hospitality.

Halden website design: a lakeside house half pencil drawing and half photograph, under the studio name

Architecture studio · one page

Halden

Every house begins as a pencil drawing and turns into the photograph as you scroll, starting with the lake in the hero. A floor plan draws itself line by line as you read, four houses tell their story in pinned scenes, one of them crossing from summer to autumn, and the type rises line by line.

For architecture studios, builders and interior design.

Fielden website design: the brand name in black on white above a model in a linen coat

Clothing brand · one page

Fielden

A preloader that opens like a curtain, a manifesto whose photograph follows the paragraph you read, and a linen shirt that splits into three pieces, each one turning into the photograph of its own field. A pinned lookbook scrolls sideways and the product cards flip open into a full detail view without leaving the page.

For fashion, textiles and lifestyle brands.

Ridgeborn website design: a 3D backpack floating over the Maroon Bells at sunset above the brand name

Outdoor gear · one page

Ridgeborn

A 3D pack built with Three.js floats over the mountains in the hero, leans with the mouse and travels with the scroll into its own story, where it turns and comes apart piece by piece. GSAP and ScrollTrigger drive the rest: contour lines that draw themselves, a pinned horizontal collection, photo reveals and counters.

For outdoor, sports and consumer product brands.

Snowmelt Rafting website design: whitewater rapids behind the headline Follow the snowmelt

Outdoor and adventure · one page

Snowmelt Rafting Co.

Looping river video in the hero, and a living map of the Arkansas River that holds the screen while you scroll: the raft runs the canyon, rapids appear by name and class, and each section shows its put-in and take-out. Pick a section, a level and a date, and the price adds up live.

For rafting outfitters, guides, tour operators and adventure travel companies.

Aeolis website design: the brand name in a deep blue sky above wind turbines seen from the air

Wind and solar energy · one page

Aeolis

A flight through the sky driven by the scroll, built with Three.js. The day goes from dawn to night while the camera follows a curved path: a sea of clouds, wind turbines that spin faster when you do, ribbons of wind, arches and white terraces that rise out of the clouds, and a town whose windows light up at dusk.

For energy, engineering and infrastructure companies.

Norvane Energy website design: a 3D model of a generator container and a power container with violet edge lighting

Engineering and power systems · one page

Norvane Energy

An interactive 3D model of a hybrid power system built with Three.js: pull it apart, isolate a module and read its data sheet. A feasibility calculator with charts and a downloadable PDF report.

For engineering, energy and industrial equipment companies.

Heliora Energy website design: a hot air balloon over the clouds next to the headline Rise to a cleaner energy future

Clean energy · five pages

Heliora Energy

Five pages hand-coded in HTML, CSS and JavaScript: a WebGL photo gallery that morphs as you scroll, a 3D savings estimator built with Three.js, headlines that build word by word, scroll reveals and counters.

For energy, solar, climate and B2B service companies.

Highway Roast website design: a can of oat milk cold brew over mountains at dusk, with coffee beans floating around it

Food and drink · one page

Highway Roast

One page in HTML, CSS and JavaScript with GSAP and ScrollTrigger. The scroll drives the whole story: transparent video layers of coffee, milk and beans play in step with it, and the can glides into the product lineup.

For beverage, food and consumer product brands.

The brands in these designs are fictional. The design, the code and the motion are all ours.

Hand-coded, no page builders.

Motion with GSAP and ScrollTrigger, 3D and WebGL with Three.js where the design calls for it. Responsive from phone to wide screen, with fonts and images served from your own site. Delivered in the format you prefer: static HTML, WordPress or another CMS your team can edit.

What you can make yours

  • Name, logo, colors and typography
  • Photos, video and every line of copy
  • Pages and sections, added, removed or reordered
  • Products, services and prices
  • Forms connected to your email, newsletter or CRM
  • Motion tuned to your content

Custom projects

Something else in mind? We design from scratch too.

Tell us what you are building and we will reply with a plan and a price.

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