Marketing sites and front-end builds, one plate per site. Each plate opens a working demo build — not a mockup.
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VIEW DEMO ↗ Marketing and ordering site for an artisan smashed-burger brand with takeaway locations in Berlin, London, New York, Sydney and Tokyo. Built on Next.js with image-optimized product photography, an ingredient-storytelling layout, and per-city location cards.
hero → ingredients → locations → order
VIEW DEMO ↗ Editorial one-pager for a Nordic architecture studio. Hand-drawn SVG floor plans that sketch themselves in, a works index with hover drawing plates, and a print-inspired grid over bone-white paper.
plans draw in as you arrive
VIEW DEMO ↗ Small-batch roastery brand site in dark-roast tones. CSS-only steam and film grain, three bean cards with roast-level dots, and a six-step brew ritual on a crema-coloured spread.
steam → beans → six-step ritual
VIEW DEMO ↗ Dark product landing with a working dashboard mock: an interactive SVG chart with crosshair tooltip, count-up metrics, and a chart palette validated for colour-vision deficiency.
hover the chart — it answers
VIEW DEMO ↗ Loud type-driven site for a boxing gym. Outline display type with a jab animation, program rows that flood red on hover, and a weekly schedule set like a fight card.
outline type, red hook on hover
VIEW DEMO ↗ Marque page for a hand-built 895 kg electric sports car. The hero is a Three.js spaceframe you can drag and spin, backed by a published mass ledger that animates as you read it.
drag the chassis — it spins
VIEW DEMO ↗ Quiet-luxury editorial for an Umbrian cashmere house, built around a concept AI stylist — a three-question flow that composes a look from the collection, entirely client-side.
answer three questions, get a look
VIEW DEMO ↗ Launch page for an electric enduro machine. The hero is a Three.js procedural trail — low-poly terrain generated and scrolled toward the camera — under hi-vis condensed type.
the trail is generated, not filmed
VIEW DEMO ↗ Small-batch golf apparel brand with a hand-drawn SVG crest, a clubhouse palette and a scorecard section where every hole carries a house rule instead of a yardage.
slow play isn’t a penalty here
VIEW DEMO ↗ A technical exercise, not a client build: the layout and scroll choreography of Longbow Motors' site rebuilt from an empty file. Their design and brand — my code. All artwork original, nothing copied.
credited study — design not mine
— more plates soon —