No templates
Every build starts from the business, not a theme. Palette, type and layout are chosen for them. If two of our sites look alike, we have failed.
Four frames the same. FORGE and PRISM break them; four real builds stand, none alike.Selected builds
The work
is the proof.
Real builds and working concepts, each labelled for what it is. Open any of them.
The Vault
A chronometer built like a strong room. Scroll, and it unbuilds itself, every component laid bare, then sealed again.
SignatureThe explode: crystal, dial, case, bezel, calibre and depth come apart in real 3D, then the case reseals.
Chronograph model by Eric Chadwick, via the Khronos glTF Sample Assets, CC-BY 4.0. A demonstration; not a real company.
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911 SBD
A real, draggable 3D 911 at the heart of the page: the object is the site.
SignatureDrag to turn it. Scroll, and it turns into the light.
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Mercer & Vane
Discretion as a design language: a classical serif, warm grey ink and one brass accent, over architecture at blue hour.
SignatureThe house holds still and the twilight moves behind it; the light follows the hand across the glass.
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VOLTA Cycles
Every part of the Arc One earns its place, so the page shows the parts. The bike on the stage is the bike you are pricing.
SignatureThe configurator: colourway, battery and drive change the real 3D bike, and the price moves with it while you look at the thing it pays for.
Bicycle mesh "Custom Full Carbon Fibre Road Bike" by rhcreations, CC BY 4.0, modified. VOLTA Cycles is a demonstration marque; the build takes no orders.
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LURA Padel
A padel-ball brand told in its own colour: lime, black, and the ball itself. A real shop, with real prices.
SignatureOne ball runs the whole rally as the page scrolls, turning as it goes, through seven shots.
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DMA Logistics
The Crossing: a scroll-scrubbed freight film woven through the page, UK to Sri Lanka.
SignatureFive chapters of film, scrubbed by the visitor’s own scroll.
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fadez
The chair turns and you judge it in the mirror before you stand up. The whole site is that moment.
SignatureThe mirror: one brass hairline divides every frame, and each section arrives on a vertical wipe.
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World-class isn’t a style.
It’s a standard.
Eight ingredients. One page that only works when all eight agree.
In the build
The ghost toolkit.
Six materials: five proved on a real build, one offered on request.
The Copper CombDemonstration build 
The real page, scrubbed by your scroll
The real page, scrubbed by your scroll - What it is
- Scroll-driven scenes on open-source tooling.
- Why we use it
- The page moves as the visitor moves; nothing loops for its own sake.
- What the visitor feels
- The story keeps pace with the hand.
- Real example
- The Copper Comb, demonstration build →
DMA LogisticsDemonstration build The live Pro page: the headline moves first
The live Pro page: the headline moves first - What it is
- Display typography measured against real font metrics.
- Why we use it
- A voice you can hear from across the room, and it never clips.
- What the visitor feels
- The headline is the picture.
- Real example
- DMA Logistics, demonstration build →
Mercer & VaneDemonstration build The plane holds; the light moves behind it
The plane holds; the light moves behind it - What it is
- Layered planes that separate as you move.
- Why we use it
- A flat page gains a room behind it.
- What the visitor feels
- You are looking into the site, not at it.
- Real example
- Mercer & Vane, demonstration build →
911 SBDConcept build It turns as you scroll. Drag to turn it yourself
It turns as you scroll. Drag to turn it yourself - What it is
- A real object at the heart of the page, on a hard budget.
- Why we use it
- The object is the argument; the visitor turns it themselves.
- What the visitor feels
- The site becomes a room.
- Real example
- 911 SBD, concept build →
DMA Logistics, Cinema 
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Layers7 Decoders5 Pageheavy A reading of this scene, not a claim about a client
decodingdecodingdecodingdecodingdecoding canvas layer 4K texture Layers7 Decoders5 Pageheavy A reading of this scene, not a claim about a client - What it is
- A budget every page must meet before it ships.
- Why we use it
- Rich stays rich; the heavy layers go before the visitor pays for them.
- What the visitor feels
- Instant, and still cinematic.
- Real example
- DMA Logistics, demonstration build →
Incoming call07·· ··· ··· ReceptionistHello, you have reached the business. How can I help? Caller ReceptionistI will pass that to the crew now. The brief desk Name NeedA new website Fromthe phone line The AI phone receptionist, on request
- What it is
- Every site is wired to take a voice or agent layer later, without a rebuild.
- Why we use it
- The AI phone receptionist is offered on request, never switched on quietly.
- What the visitor feels
- The site answers the phone.
- Real example
- The phone receptionist service, offered on request through the brief desk
Principles
Four rules. No exceptions.
Each one proves itself.
Motion with meaning
Animation earns its place by guiding the eye, not decorating the page. One strong moment beats ten twitchy ones.
Five noisy paths. PULSE keeps the one that leads to the button.Performance is design
A beautiful site that loads slowly is a broken site. Speed and accessibility are gates, not afterthoughts.
Five videos and a canvas. PULSE keeps one film; the page stays rich.Nothing fabricated
No invented reviews, no fake numbers, no stock-photo lies. Real content only. Trust is the whole product.
SENTINEL shreds the invented award; a real, sourced review takes its place.