Listen
Business, buyer, and constraint — before a single frame is drawn. The brief is a conversation, not a PDF.
Refraction, not decoration. A complete story in scroll form — thesis, craft, proof, and price — where every surface answers the cursor and holds sixty frames while it does it.
Scroll and the colour fringes collapse into one line. That is the whole thesis, rendered literally: focus is something you engineer.
Real dispersion, not a PNG. White light hits BK7 glass; Snell bends each wavelength by its own index from the Cauchy equation. Scroll to sweep the angle of incidence.
n(λ)=A+B/λ² · n₁sinθ₁=n₂sinθ₂ · δ=i+e−A
Incident white beam · unresolved superposition
Every feed starts as noise.
Scroll-driven particle morph through five stages: noise, scatter, refract, focus, and signal.
Flagship work is a plot, not a pile of sections. Each act earns the next — so by the time pricing appears, the price already feels inevitable.
Business, buyer, and constraint — before a single frame is drawn. The brief is a conversation, not a PDF.
Type, hierarchy, and motion designed as one system. Copy and interface arrive together, not in sequence.
Scroll, cursor, and device become instruments. Sixty frames or it does not ship. Reduced-motion always has a path.
Hosting, headers, uptime, and a human who answers. Flagship is not a handoff — it is a kept promise.
Motion without hierarchy is noise. Hierarchy without story is a brochure. Story without upkeep is a launch-day screenshot. The flagship tier is all three — composed, kept, and honest about the price of that standard.
Nineteen briefs, one prompt, nineteen points of view. This is number nineteen.
Every effect here is canvas or compositor-only. No layout thrash, no jank on mid-range hardware.
No GSAP, no Three.js, no Lenis. Raw canvas, one animation frame loop, and modern CSS.
Signal, hierarchy, typography, conversion, accessibility, performance, distinctiveness. Frank scores all seven.
Toggle the OS setting and the whole experience degrades to a still, readable document. Nothing breaks.
Business Site
$3,000
one-time · $99/mo to maintain
Web App / Site
$10,000
one-time · transferable off our infra
Flagship
$50,000
one-time · you are looking at one
Nineteen builds sit in the public index. Every one of them is live, graded by Frank, and linked from the gallery — no mockups, no case-study fiction. Every tier ships with SSL, security headers and managed hosting by default. Security is the standard here, not the upsell.
If this page felt complete — not loud — that is the standard. Bring the business. We will bring the prism.