Ever wanted that smooth full-screen scroll effect where each section reveals the next one underneath as you move down the page? The best part: no JavaScript, no complex animations - just pure CSS.
1. Set each section to full screen
Give every section a height of 100vh so it fills the entire viewport.
2. Make sections relative
3. Control the stacking order
Assign Z-index values from highest (top section) to lowest (bottom section) so sections stack on top of each other.
4. Use contrasting backgrounds - reveal effect becomes obvious as you scroll.
As the page scrolls, the top section moves away and naturally reveals the section underneath.
I designed and developed this landing page for Stereo Fest: Eclipse, the upcoming youth event for @caminodevida.
The visual concept comes from a simple truth: the moon has no light of its own, it only reflects the light of the sun.
In the same way, we weren’t made to generate our own light, but to reflect Jesus.
The cool part: as you scroll, you control the movement of the moon. Right at the core phrase, the eclipse happens, showing that in the darkness, the Glory of God is revealed.
A bold mobile website concept for a nightlife and electronic music event, inspired by underground club culture, fashion, and late-night energy
The design combines striking red accents, editorial typography, fashion-focused imagery, and a minimal layout to create a distinctive event experience
Special attention was given to:
• Bold editorial visual direction
• Red, black, and white color palette
• Fashion-inspired hero composition
• Artist lineup and event schedule
• Clear event details and ticket navigation
• Minimal mobile menu
• Mobile-first user experience
The result is a stylish, high-energy event website that brings together music, fashion, and nightlife in one visual experience 🔥
Looking to create a standout website for an event, music festival, or creative brand? Let’s connect ✨