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Interactive websites
and motion

A product coming into focus. A brand mark that responds to your movement. A sequence that makes a complicated idea easy to follow. We explore these moments through interactive prototypes, then develop the ones that help the website communicate.

Tell us what you have in mind

What the work is for

Your project
priorities

  • Give your brand a recognisable digital presence
  • Explain an idea through movement and interaction
  • Keep the experience usable on touch screens and with motion reduced

The approach

How we
approach it

Our full process

Give the sequence a reason

We decide what the visitor should notice and understand. That becomes a short sequence with an opening, a change and a clear destination, rather than a collection of effects competing for attention.

Test the difficult part early

We prototype the defining moment first. Depending on the brief, that might use typography, CSS, canvas, WebGL or prepared media. If 3D modelling, sound or film production is needed, the assets and production responsibilities are agreed separately.

Make it work beyond the demo

The final sequence needs to respond to viewport changes, scrolling and touch. We include a quieter version, a useful loading state and a fallback so essential information does not depend on an animation completing.

Scope & handover

Included in
your project

These are typical parts of the work. Your proposal confirms the deliverables, exclusions and responsibilities for your project.

  • An interaction concept and visual references
  • A storyboard for the key scroll or pointer sequence
  • An early prototype to test the visual and technical approach
  • Responsive animation with alternatives with reduced motion
  • Loading, fallback and performance checks for the agreed devices

A few useful answers

Common
questions

Can we use animation without making the website slow?
Often, yes, but the technique and assets matter. We test an early version before committing to a heavy scene, load nonessential media when it is needed and adjust visual complexity for the agreed devices.
Do we need a video or a custom 3D model?
Not for every idea. Many effects work well with existing brand assets, typography and lightweight code. Where a film or model genuinely improves the result, we define the production requirements, licensing and budget before it becomes a dependency.
What happens if a visitor does not want animation?
The page should still make sense. We provide behaviour with reduced motion and suitable controls, and keep navigation, readable content and calls to action available without requiring the visitor to play through a sequence.

Have something
in mind?

Tell us what you need to build,
improve or connect