Scroll-film websites · art-directed, not templated
Describe a brand. Get one continuous film that scrolls.
Not a page with animations bolted on — a single journey from top to bottom, with a concept, a palette, a type pairing and copy written for that brand. You get a live link you can send to anyone, running for 30 days. No account, no builder to learn, nothing to install.
The part worth knowing: the model art-directs and writes, and the page itself is assembled by code. Scroll animation is unforgiving — get the order of a pinned scene wrong and everything below it silently lands in the wrong place — so that part is a tested renderer, not something improvised each time.
Ask for a change
Say it however you like — “warmer colours”, “the second headline is too long”, “put the workshop chapter first”. It changes only what you asked for, and shows you what it touched.
Or edit the fields yourself
Every field, in both languages. These are free and instant — no model involved — so this is the place for exact wording and exact colours.
Brand
Palette
Type
Chapters
Content sections
Call to action
Go live with us
The link above is a demo — it runs for 30 days and then it stops. If you want this as your actual website, we do the rest: your own domain, hosting that stays up, the copy tightened, your photography in place of the generated world, analytics, and the search basics done properly.
Fixed price, quoted before anything starts. You own the result.
Get a price for this siteWhat this is. A real page built to a real standard — reduced motion respected, a skip link past the film, contrast checked before it renders. It is a starting point rather than a finished site: the words are generated and worth rewriting, and the imagery is colour and motion rather than photographs of your actual work.
Why it is built this way
Taste from the model, structure from code
The model returns a design spec — concept, palette, type, journey, copy. A tested renderer turns that into the page. It never writes the HTML.
Because animation fails quietly
Pinned scenes must be created before ambient ones, or everything below a pin lands in the wrong place with no error. Code gets that right every time.
Checked before you see it
A palette whose text falls below 4.5:1, or four chapters using one motion, is rejected and rebuilt rather than shipped looking finished.
No template underneath
Two brands get two different worlds — different fonts, different palette, a different journey. There is no theme being re-skinned.
This is the engine. A site built properly — your words, your images, your domain, and the cinematic tier with real footage — starts with a conversation.