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GSAP & Interactive Experiences

Motion with a purpose. Experiences people remember.

For launches, portfolios and brand sites where the experience is the message, we build interactive websites with GSAP and ScrollTrigger — smooth, deliberate motion that still respects performance and accessibility.
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The problem

Why it matters.

Static pages can struggle to stand out, but heavy-handed animation is worse: it slows the site, distracts from the content and frustrates people who just want information.

Well-engineered motion guides attention, explains sequence and gives a brand personality — and it stays smooth on mid-range phones and switches off for people who prefer reduced motion.

What you get

Key features.

  • 01

    Scroll storytelling

    Sequences that reveal content as visitors scroll, without hijacking the scrollbar.

  • 02

    Considered timing

    A consistent easing and duration system so motion feels designed, not random.

  • 03

    Performance-aware

    Transform and opacity animations, cleaned up properly, tested on real phones.

  • 04

    Accessible fallbacks

    Content stays fully usable with reduced motion or if scripts fail.

Fit

Who it's for.

  • Product and brand launches
  • Creative studios, agencies and portfolios
  • Campaign and landing pages
  • Existing sites that need a more distinctive feel

Deliverables

Typically included.

  • Motion direction aligned with the brand
  • Scroll-triggered sections and timelines
  • Page transitions and micro-interactions
  • Reduced-motion fallbacks
  • Performance testing on mobile devices

Exact deliverables are confirmed in each project's scope.

Workflow

How it comes together.

  1. Step 1

    Concept

    What the motion should communicate and where it belongs.

  2. Step 2

    Prototype

    Key interactions built early to validate feel and performance.

  3. Step 3

    Build

    Full implementation with GSAP timelines and ScrollTrigger.

  4. Step 4

    Tune

    Timing, device testing and reduced-motion review.

Relevant technologies

  • GSAP
  • ScrollTrigger
  • Framer Motion
  • Lenis
  • Three.js
  • Next.js

FAQ

Common questions.

More answers on the FAQ page.

Will animation slow down my website?

It can if it's done carelessly. We favour transform and opacity animations, load what's needed, and test on mid-range phones to keep things smooth.

What about visitors who prefer less motion?

We respect the reduced-motion setting on their device: animations are removed or simplified and all content remains available.

Can you add animation to an existing site?

Often, yes — depending on how the site is built. We'll review it first and recommend what's practical.

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GSAP & Interactive Experiences.

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