One of my favorite UI experiments so far. I challenged myself to create a cinematic Pepsi landing...One of my favorite UI experiments so far. I challenged myself to create a cinematic Pepsi landing...
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One of my favorite UI experiments so far.
I challenged myself to create a cinematic Pepsi landing page where the interface feels like it's floating above the background instead of sitting on top of it.
✨ Features:
🎥 AI-generated animated background
🥤 Scroll-driven storytelling with different Pepsi products
🪟 Glassmorphism & Frosted Glass UI
🌊 Smooth blur, reflections, and premium lighting
⚡ Framer Motion animations
📱 Fully responsive
🎯 Built with React, Vite & Tailwind CSS
The goal wasn't just to build another landing page :it was to create an immersive experience where motion, depth, and interaction tell the story.
Still polishing the animations and interactions, but I'm really happy with how it's coming together.
What would you improve? 👇
#React #TailwindCSS #FramerMotion #UI #UX #WebDesign #Frontend #Glassmorphism #LandingPage #Pepsi #CreativeCoding #MotionDesign
Maty's avatar
The floating interface effect actually works here, it reads more like a movie poster than a landing page. How did you handle the scroll-driven storytelling technically, is that all Framer's native scroll effects or did you need custom code for the parallax depth?
Amir's avatar
Appreciate it! It's a mix of Framer Motion and custom code. Framer Motion handles the scroll progress, while the parallax depth, pinned sections, and product transitions are controlled with custom motion values and animations to make the experience feel more cinematic.
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