Each one corresponds to an option actually available on your future site (see the Business plan). Scroll down to discover them.
A geometry distorted in real time by procedural noise, with a halo reacting to the viewing angle (fresnel effect). Move your mouse over the scene.
Typical use: flagship product, brand identity, memorable homepage.
Several thousand points reorganize themselves to spell out your company name, then scatter on hover before reforming.
Typical use: brand signature at the end of a page, "about" section, product name reveal.
The camera moves forward through a scene with depth as you scroll — a cinematic "tracking shot" effect. The area stays on screen for the duration of the journey: keep scrolling once you're inside it.
Rotate this object with your mouse (or finger on mobile): it keeps spinning on release, then settles into a gentle idle rotation.
Typical use: flagship product showcase, configurator, e-commerce catalog (Custom plan).
Responsive grid with hover zoom and full-screen viewer on click — the component used by any restaurant, craftsperson or shop to showcase their work. Click a thumbnail.
A "mesh gradient" generated and animated directly on the visitor's graphics card: lightweight, fluid, and never twice the same.
Typical use: hero section, offer banner, "about" section background.
The line traces itself progressively as you scroll down the page, and each step lights up in turn — a way to tell a journey rather than stack blocks of text.
Typical use: presenting a method, a process, or the steps of a service.
Classic vertical scrolling slides these cards horizontally, with Lenis's inertial smoothness — already active across this whole site. Text, visuals and mini-charts can coexist in the same rail. The area stays centered on screen for the duration of the journey: keep scrolling once you're inside it.
Parcourez des dizaines de références sans jamais quitter la page.
Un projet par carte, façon galerie de studio créatif.
en 6 mois, mesuré depuis le tableau de bord du client.
Faites défiler des avis un par un plutôt que de les empiler verticalement.
Une série de photos ou de moments forts à parcourir.
Two variants of the same principle: the magnetic effect, where the button slightly follows the cursor then returns to place, and the interactive gradient, where it’s the gradient that moves inside the button — without ever moving the button itself (used on the Offer page, where click precision matters more than motion). On mobile, a tap replays the effect.
Typical use: call-to-action buttons, navigation links, key clickable elements.
The curve and area reveal themselves from left to right as you scroll. Hover over it (or touch it on mobile) to see each month's detail.
Typical use: key figures on the homepage, "about" page, client dashboard.