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Featured medium A full-screen fragment shader folds three ribbons of aurora colour through layered fbm noise above a dark horizon, lets the pointer bend the curtains with a lagged lens, adds grain and a vignette; a CSS gradient stands in without WebGL or with reduced motion.
Featured WebGL A pinned, scrubbed scroll flies a Three.js camera along a Catmull-Rom spline through floating prints, accent rings and drifting particles, aiming a little ahead of itself; fog keeps the far work soft and DOM captions land at four waypoints.
Featured light A pitch-dark page where a feathered radial spotlight follows the pointer with lag and uncovers a procedural star-chart composition beneath; clicking pulses the circle wider, and keyboard users get a static centred spotlight.
Featured light GSAP Observer turns every wheel tick, swipe or arrow key into one full-height section change — a 1s expo.inOut scroll, a staggered content reveal on arrival, a rolling '03 / 06' counter — and refuses to over-scroll past the ends.
Featured light A 3×2 grid pins; as you scroll the centre tile grows (a measured clip-path inset) until it fills the viewport while the other five tiles slide out of frame, then a headline rises over the full-bleed image. Scroll up and it folds back into the grid.
Featured medium A complete luxury launch page in one motion language: a counted preloader, a masked hero over a settling image, a pinned canvas bottle that turns to reveal three callouts, a word-by-word story, a pinned sideways gallery and a footer wordmark that fills.
Featured light Twelve procedural prints are packed into a JS masonry wall and surface in scroll-batched groups (y 40 → 0, opacity, 0.06s stagger); a Still life / Portrait / Architecture filter bar re-flows the wall with GSAP Flip.
Featured medium A pinned 3D CSS scene: four planes sit at real translateZ depths inside a 1200px perspective, and scrolling tilts and dollies the camera container through them (rotateX +10° → −10°, z −240 → +360px) — near planes sweep past, the far word barely moves.
Featured light A pinned two-column feature section: four tabs on the left activate in sequence as you scroll — each with its own filling progress line — while the matching procedural visual on the right crossfades and slides in; clicking a tab scrolls to its segment.
Featured medium A full-bleed WebGL plane dissolves into a mosaic (cells grow 1 → 48 px), swaps to the next of three procedural pictures at the coarsest moment and sharpens back — on click, or automatically every 4 seconds.
Featured medium Twelve portrait images stand on a 3D ring (rotateY i×30° translateZ R) inside a perspective stage; a pinned section turns the ring with the scroll while the frame facing you is named in a caption and tracked by a progress bar.
Featured light Twelve image tiles start thrown across a pinned viewport at random positions and angles, then glide, rotate and scale into a neat 4×3 grid as you scroll — both layouts are measured and Flip.fit computes the exact transform for each tile.
Featured medium A pinned full-viewport video whose currentTime is scrubbed by scroll — the clip is encoded with every frame a keyframe so seeks land instantly — with a timecode HUD, a keyframe rail and captions that hand over at 32% and 66% of the pin.
Featured light A masthead-sized serif wordmark hanging below a sticky bar shrinks and docks into the bar's logo slot over the first 240px of scroll (Flip.fit, scrubbed) while a frosted background fades in, a hairline draws across and the nav links tighten up.
Featured light A pinned keynote paragraph of large serif words that light from 20% to 100% opacity one by one as you scroll through +=250% of pinned travel (SplitText words, scrub 0.6), the current word glowing lime before it settles; hairline progress + word counter.
Featured light A burger morphs into a cross while a full-screen curtain drops via clip-path; five giant serif links rise from masks with a stagger, a contact column fades in and a background index number follows the hovered link. Close simply reverses the timeline.
Featured medium Moving the pointer across a dark stage leaves a trail of grainy gradient tiles: every 40px of travel a new tile blooms under the cursor with a slight twist, hangs for 0.6s and dissolves, stacking above the last.
Featured WebGL Twenty-four procedurally painted posters spiral down a fog-filled tunnel; wheel, drag or swipe sets the camera's speed, idle autoplay keeps it drifting, and plane depths wrap modulo the loop so the archive never ends.
Featured WebGL A Three.js plane shows a procedurally painted image that warps like liquid under the pointer (noise UV displacement weighted by distance and speed, with a velocity-driven RGB split); hovering a swatch melts it into a second image.
Featured light A drop-in luxury hero: masked serif headline lines, a CSS-drawn glass flacon revealed by clip-path and floating on a 6s sine loop, a rotating textPath badge, a magnetic CTA, and swatches that re-tint the whole scene by tweening one CSS variable.
Featured WebGL Thirty thousand additive points morph between a sphere, a torus knot, a cube and a heart; every particle starts on its own random schedule and takes a swirling detour, so each change of shape reads as a swarm rather than a slide.
Featured light A full-height section pins while vertical scrolling drives a row of large cards sideways; each card's image parallaxes against its frame and a hairline progress bar tracks the journey.
Featured WebGL A noise-displaced icosahedron rendered as fake glass: the headline and drifting colour blobs behind it are rendered to a texture and refracted through the blob with chromatic aberration, a lime Fresnel rim and a specular hit, while it follows the pointer.
Featured light A mono headline and five nav-style rows decode from random glyphs (A–Z, 0–9, #@%&!) into real words on load and re-scramble on hover, while a status line decodes a new word every three seconds.
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