Motion Showcase
Combinations
Scroll. Every other page shows one effect at a time — this one shows them working together. Four finished hero recipes, each a compact scene built from the same vocabulary: pins, masks, crossfades, parallax, velocity.
Recipe 01 — The Trust Hero
For trades, legal, and medical. Ingredients: a Ken Burns push-in on the craftsman’s hands, a line-mask headline, and a rate-split parallax proof strip. Calm, short, and over before it asks for your patience.
one scrubbed tl — scale 1.04→1.16 + spans yPercent 110→0 + cards y: (i) => -(18 + i*30)
Recipe 02 — The Venue Film
For venues and hospitality. Ingredients: a pinned mini-film — the doors mask-open into the candle-lit hall, the hall crossfades to the lodge at night — a chapter readout keeping time, and a snow-particle garnish drifting over the whole scene.
clipPath circle(12%→140%) → autoAlpha crossfade — snow on gsap.ticker — end: '+=160%'
Recipe 03 — The Product Launch
For ecommerce and beauty. Ingredients: the bottle pinned dead-center while the stage crossfades from black marble to the orchard behind it, a wordmark cut from drifting pour-texture (text as mask), and a magnetic CTA that leans toward your cursor.
bottle held under pin — bgs autoAlpha swap — <image mask=url(#text)/> y drift — quickTo(cta, 'x')
Recipe 04 — The Portfolio Run
For showcases and creative studios. Ingredients: a pinned horizontal run of five frames, each carrying its own containerAnimation parallax, under a caption marquee that skews with your scroll velocity and settles when you do.
x: () => -(track.scrollWidth - innerWidth) — children ride containerAnimation — skewX from getVelocity()
Your Industry
Twenty industries. One motion language.
Every recipe above composes over your world — here is a hero frame for each industry we build for. Yours is in here.
Combinations
Every hero above is built from the same vocabulary — mix yours.
Pins, masks, crossfades, parallax, velocity. Four recipes here; the pantry is the rest of the showcase. Tell us the feeling and the industry, and we compose the hero.