Designed and built this for Haunted Boulder City, a ghost and UFO tour just outside Vegas. Had a ...Designed and built this for Haunted Boulder City, a ghost and UFO tour just outside Vegas. Had a ...
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Designed and built this for Haunted Boulder City, a ghost and UFO tour just outside Vegas.
Had a lot of fun playing with the night photography, fog, and scroll effects on this one. Pretty happy with how it all came together.
Check it out: https://www.hauntedbouldercity.com/ 👻 👽 🛸
Really nailed the atmosphere here. The night photography, fog, and scroll effects make the site feel like part of the tour experience rather than just a booking page. 👻 Which effect took the most experimenting to get right?
Floating elements always cost more than anything that stays in a box. Once a spirit has to leave its section and cross other content, the fixed positioning or canvas overlay decision gets made for you, and then every breakpoint needs its own path and its own easing. I would want...
Immersive scroll effects and atmospheric dark modes work exceptionally well for experiential entertainment brands. Balancing thematic visual flair with snappy performance and clear booking conversion paths is what turns casual visitors into tour bookings.
The night and fog treatment sells the tour before anyone reads a word. The tricky part on dark experiential sites is keeping the booking CTA legible against all that atmosphere, and from these shots it looks like you held that line.
epic, i love the way you lean into the hazy feel & uncertainty as an attractive whole. plays exceptionally well into the psychology of why folks show to these experiences!
A ghost and UFO tour is the perfect excuse to go full atmosphere and you clearly took it. Fog, night photography and scroll effects doing the storytelling before you read a word. Bet the bounce rate is low, people just want to keep scrolling into the dark.
The fog and scroll effects paired with the night photography make this feel genuinely immersive, you can feel the tour's mood just browsing the site. How did it hold up performance-wise with all those effects running together?
The atmosphere on this is incredible. Night photography, fog, and scroll effects for a ghost tour sounds like a perfect match. The video preview alone makes you want to book a spot.
New design for sure. The distressed texture in the type makes it feel like actual street photography lives inside the letters. The previous version is clean but this one has grit.
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