Concept projects, built to demonstrate range. Every card below is a live site you can open, not a screenshot — and every one is labelled as a concept. Client work joins them as it launches.
An editorial gallery that argues a position instead of listing inventory. A marble sculpture anchors a scroll-driven sequence that moves from the Renaissance canon through a critical rupture to a contemporary index, while the type carries the manifesto.
Built as a single scroll-driven page — the whole argument lands without a second navigation click.
A cinematic, scroll-driven site for a fluorescent-materials chemistry lab — a real-time 3D molecule that excites, emits, and re-tunes its color as you read, with the cursor acting as the UV light source.
Real-time 3D in the browser, and the page still reads and navigates with WebGL unavailable.
A professional-services site for a three-lawyer trial firm, built like a bound court record — a case-caption hero, an indexed practice list, and attorney profiles as case-file exhibits.
Four pages, no JavaScript required for navigation — it works with scripting off.
A multi-page corporate site exploring clear structure and credibility-first design for a professional services business — services, team, and contact built around trust.
Three pages, one repeatable template, and a contact route reachable from every screen.
A single-page launch layout for a physical product, focused on fast loading, clear hierarchy, and a conversion-driven structure from hero to checkout.
One page, hero to checkout, with no image larger than the fold needs.
A minimal grid-based portfolio for an independent creative freelancer, built around a repeatable case-study template and fast image loading.
One case-study template, reused — adding a project is a content edit, not a build.
A cinematic, scroll-driven retail experience where a procedural 3D specimen grows through the page, time-lapse films become story chapters, and a working light lab matches each room to the right plant.
Procedural 3D and time-lapse film, loaded only after the page is already readable.
The same fictional plant shop approached as a clear, practical local-business site: straightforward navigation, visible hours and location, care guidance, and a simple path to shop or visit.
Hours, location and stock visible without scrolling on a phone.
A futuristic artist portfolio for a dramatic soprano — vocal range and repertoire rendered as a glowing waveform, built for a performer working across both classical and multimedia opera.
Repertoire rendered from data, so a new role is one row rather than a new page.