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Presenting Horizon, a modern branding website designed for a next-gen Medical Imaging Systems provider.
Healthcare technology is advancing rapidly, but medical equipment provider websites often feel old. With Horizon, the goal was to craft a digital experience that feels modern, precise, and high-tech with the intention of transferring the clarity and precision of diagnostic imaging itself on to the website.
Experience highlights:
- smooth preloader logo animation
- staggered text line reveals -SVG path drawing
- staggered character reveal
- page transition animation
- scroll driven card stacking -scroll driven text highlight
Tech stack
- Next.js
- Sanity CMS
- Framer Motion
- Lenis
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