Custom web experiences
One web.
Four different worlds.
A strong website should feel native to its subject. These projects use scroll, sound, motion, data, and playful controls differently—because the experience follows the story instead of a template.
01 · Scroll-film
The Old Pueblo
One desert day, built for Saturday night.
Fly from dawn in the saguaros through monsoon weather and Kitt Peak darkness, then descend into Arizona Stadium at kickoff. Scroll becomes the camera without taking control away from the visitor.
Interaction idea: one continuous trip whose scenery, copy, and sound all follow the same timeline.
02 · Interactive worldbuilding
The Orrery
Eleven worlds, connected by one orbit.
A desert giant under two suns, glyph rain, a hadal deep, dancing auroras, predictive mathematics, a living storm, and more. Each world has its own visual behavior while the orbital interface keeps the whole journey legible.
Interaction idea: one navigation system that can hold radically different visual worlds without losing the visitor.
03 · One-page brand
Andrew Caleb International
A global operator with a broadcast signal.
A focused one-page site combines a retro broadcast identity, cassette-style audio controls, fleet-tracking details, and small surprises that reward exploration without burying the company story.
Interaction idea: brand personality carried through sound, controls, typography, and motion—not pasted on as decoration.
04 · Guided scroll journey
27 Miles to Canada
Climb 6,457 feet through six living worlds.
An interactive drive up Mount Lemmon turns elevation, ecology, weather, and place into a slow browser journey. Visitors can scroll themselves or let autoplay carry the road while the story pauses long enough to read.
Interaction idea: continuous travel that keeps moving while every ecological stop gets room to breathe.
What carries across every build
The spectacle still has a job.
Clear first frame
The visitor understands what the experience is before any motion asks for attention.
Control stays visible
Scroll, autoplay, sound, and exploration never trap the person using the site.
Details stay optional
The main journey is simple; deeper context and technical decisions remain available one click away.