WebGL shader
The background up top is not a video but a program that redraws every frame: a few kilobytes instead of several megabytes — and it reacts to the pointer.
Technical demo · not a client project
Every movement on this page was built by hand, with the same techniques we use on client projects. Just keep scrolling.
Why it matters
Which is why we don't assemble websites from builder blocks. Layout, typography and motion are made for your business — not for a template that tens of thousands of others already use.
Building blocks
Scroll or swipe sideways
Scroll-linked
The section holds still while the content inside the browser window keeps moving. It lets you show a whole page without asking anyone to leave the current one.
What is inside the frame is deliberately abstract: it shows the structure and rhythm of a page, not any particular client's website.
Limits
The largest visible element is there in under 2.5 seconds.
Nothing jumps while loading — no misclicks, no scrolling back.
We only animate what the GPU can carry smoothly.
Every link, every button — reachable without a mouse.
These are our targets for new projects, not measurements from a client account. Google grades exactly these numbers, which is why they are here rather than in the small print.
Schematic
The line draws itself as you scroll, with a marker riding along and the ranking counting down. It is how you show a development that nobody reads in a table.
Try it
Move your pointer across the three panels. On a phone they stay still — there is no cursor there worth rewarding.
The button leans toward the pointer and the label follows a beat later. Easier to hit — and instantly readable as a page that responds.
The surface tips toward the pointer and the glare tracks with it. Two axes, no 3D framework, a handful of lines.
The label rolls up by one line on hover. Pure CSS — it works before a single script has loaded.
End of demo
Not every project needs all of this. We pick what suits your audience — and leave out what only we would enjoy. Tell us what you have in mind.
This page is a technical demo by Floxa, not a client project. The numbers above are targets, the curve is schematic, and the content inside the browser frame is placeholder.