Web studio · Atlanta, GA
Websites that move
Most “3D” sites are just video.
The common trick is to pre-render a camera move to MP4 and scrub it on scroll. It looks convincing in a screen recording, but it ships tens of megabytes, cannot react to a cursor, and blurs the moment someone scrolls quickly.
We write the scene instead. A real camera in real geometry responds on the same frame as the input, weighs a fraction as much, and can be changed after launch without re-rendering anything.
- 60fpson mid-range mobile
- ~3kbper scene, on a 229kb shared runtime cached across pages
- 100%keyboard & reduced-motion safe
- 0licence fees or per-seat costs
Selected work
Seven builds · seven techniques
How a build runs
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01
Concept
We agree the one moment the site is remembered for, and design the rest of the page to earn it.
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02
Prototype
The signature interaction gets built first, in the browser, on your phone. No mockup can tell you how motion feels.
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03
Build
Full site around the prototype: content, responsive layout, accessibility, SEO, analytics, CMS if you need one.
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04
Handover
You get the repository and the deploy. No proprietary builder, no hostage hosting, no subscription to keep the lights on.
Next step
Tell us what the site
has to do.
Start a project
Two lines about the business and a rough launch date. You’ll get an honest read on whether this approach fits — including when it doesn’t. Usually the same day.