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A split-flap countdown clock. Each digit folds down in 3D with a soft shadow, grouped into days, hours, minutes and seconds.
Wrap your page content and animate it in whenever the route changes. Fade, slide, blur or a curtain wipe.
A full-bleed slideshow with a slow Ken Burns zoom, animated captions, arrows, dots, an autoplay progress bar, swipe and keyboard control.
New
Aero One
$129
Two curtain panels slide apart to uncover your content, with an optional label that fades out first.
Quiet surfaces and sharp type.
Copy one file into your project. No packages to install, no config to maintain.
The panel grows and shrinks to fit its content, so nothing below it jumps around when you switch tabs.
Tabs where the container smoothly resizes to each panel, panels crossfade with a slight scale, and a pill glides between triggers.
Midnight Ferry
Fri 8:40 pm · Screen 3 · 1 h 52 min
Venetian blind slats that tilt open one after another in 3D to reveal the content, and tilt shut in reverse order.
New arrival
Wireless over-ear, 40 h battery
A crisp clip-path wipe that pulls the curtain away with a bright leading edge and a soft trailing glow, in five directions.
The Lantern Room
Table for two · Sat, Nov 14 · 8:00 pm
Two doors swing open from the center in 3D with shading that deepens as they turn, while the room behind brightens into view.
COLOR FIELD
Twelve painters on light and silence
A mosaic of tiles that wipe away row by row, each row in the opposite direction of the one before, in a snaking order.
Saturn tonight
At opposition · rises 5:48 pm · best after 9 pm
A scope-style iris that opens a circle from a chosen point, with a bright ring at its edge. In pointer mode a click picks the point.
The Field Collection
Linen, waxed cotton and recycled wool. Shop the drop →
Vertical bars sweep off one after another, each trailed by a colored layer, then drop back in reverse to cover the content.
Low tide
Sunset 4:52 pm · wind 9 kn NW
One soft curtain that glides away with a glowing gradient edge, feathering wider as it travels across.
The Harbor
Directed by Mara Lindqvist
Night Shift
A film-style iris that closes on the first view to a single point, holds on black for a beat, then opens on the second. A lit ring rides the aperture edge and the closing view sinks back as it goes.
Spring drop 01
Field Jacket, Olive
Recycled ripstop, 3 colors
Spring drop 02
Trail Shell, Indigo
The next view arrives cut into slanted bands that slide in along their own angle, alternating from top and bottom. The view behind recedes and dims while the bands lock together.
21°
Clear, light breeze
H 24° L 15°
4°
Sleet, gusts 38 km/h
H 6° L 1°
A grid of square cells blinks on in a diagonal, slightly scattered order, flashing the accent before going solid. The views swap behind the grid and the cells drop away in a second wave.
Low Tide
Harbor Lights
Glass Hours
Nora Vale
Elements that carry the same data-morph name in both views fly from their old box to their new one while the rest of the views crossfade. Good for a list row that opens into a detail card.
The Letter Arrives
A Storm at Sea
Pleated stage drapes swing shut from both wings with a lagging hem, a valance drops and a warm spot hits the closed curtain. The scene changes behind it and the drapes part again.
Click anywhere and the other view spreads out as a circle from that exact point, chased by two thin rings. Built for theme switches and before and after toggles.
Salt, wind and the long coast road
Three weeks along the Atlantic edge, from Porto to Sagres.
Where the water goes at night
A keeper's log from the Berlengas lighthouse, 1962 to 1971.
The right half of the view lifts at the spine and turns over like a magazine page, with the next view printed on its back. Shading follows the angle of the page as it travels.
Europe
12 offices
Lisbon, Alfama
Rua dos Remedios 41, 3rd floor
The camera dives into a focal point: the first view rushes past and blurs out while the second grows into place from deep behind, with light streaks for speed. Switching back zooms out the same way.
The view is cut into flaps hinged at the middle, like a station board. Each column drops its top half in turn, left to right, and settles with a small bounce.
Runner 2 / Colorway
Mint
$148
Coral
A wavy liquid front with a bulging belly pours across the frame, led by a colored rim that moves out of step with it. Reversing drains it back the way it came.
Night Market
12.4k watching · 1080p
Harbor Cam
3,812 watching · 1080p
A hard digital cut: slices of the new view tear in over the old one with jitter, skew and a split color fringe, while scan bars flash across. Over in about half a second.
Step 1 of 3
Plan the route
Drop pins, we work out the stops and the fastest order.
Step 2 of 3
Book in one tap
Trains, ferries and rooms in a single checkout.
A push navigation: the new view slides over the old one, which drifts back and darkens under it. Children marked data-depth 1 to 3 inside either view travel at their own speed for depth.
Algarve in October
A slideshow where each photo takes over with a diagonal, soft-edged wipe. Includes arrows, dots, auto-advance and keyboard control.
Autumn Archive
The next photo appears tile by tile in a fixed shuffled order, each tile popping in over the previous image.
Tidewater
A photo that ripples like water through an SVG turbulence filter. The warp swells on hover and focus and spikes when the slide changes.
A canvas transition that pixelates the current photo into coarse blocks, swaps to the next at the peak and resolves it back to sharp.
Spring drop
The current photo splits down the middle and the two halves slide apart to uncover the next one, which settles in from a slight zoom.
Layered scenes
Sky, skyline and street shift at different depths as the card tilts.
A photo that tilts in 3D toward the pointer while its background, middle and foreground layers drift at different depths, with a moving glare. It sways on its own until touched.
Weekend in Lisbon
Four photos, four seconds each. Tap the sides to skip.
A story-style slideshow with slow zoom and pan on every photo, crossfades, segmented progress bars and tap zones for previous and next.
Selected work
A row of narrow image strips where the hovered or focused strip widens to reveal its caption. Click or press Enter to select one.
Swipe to browse
Drag the top card or use the arrow keys.
A stack of photo cards. Drag the top one away with a tilt, or use the arrow keys, to reveal the next card underneath.
A round magnifier that follows the pointer and shows the photo enlarged. It drifts along its own path until the pointer arrives and can be moved with the arrow keys.
