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PrintPost — Interactive WordPress Website with GSAP Animations
I designed and developed PrintPost for a client, creating a unique interactive experience with two distinct user journeys: Artists and Vendors.
The main challenge was building a visually engaging website with complex animations while keeping everything responsive and fully manageable through WordPress.
What I built:
Dual user journeys: Designed two unique experiences tailored to artists and vendors, each with its own layout and storytelling approach.
Interactive hero: Created a custom Spirograph animation with a minimal, question-based navigation concept.
GSAP animations: Developed scroll-driven transitions, circular animations, and interactive sections.
Virtual art gallery: Built an immersive scrolling experience where artwork moves like a gallery walkthrough.
Custom loading animation: Designed a minimal drop-inspired loading transition.
Dynamic WordPress integration: Made content, images, and sections editable through the WordPress dashboard.
My role: UI/UX Design, Front-End Development, GSAP Animation, and WordPress Integration.
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