🏍️ My Race Bike Rental Website Demo Just Got an Upgrade!
I recently came across Ryan Chu’s project on Contra for a track-day motorcycle rental business in Thailand. I decided to build a demo specifically around his brief.
Now, I’ve updated it with more animation and a new opening experience:
🌌 A galaxy expands across the screen
🏁 A motorcycle races into view
💻 The animation reveals the website
The updated demo also includes interactive bike cards, scroll animations, mobile layouts, and English, Thai, and Chinese language options.
I also created a promotional video to showcase the design and overall experience. My goal was to capture the energy of a track day while making the bikes, pricing, and enquiry options easy to explore.
This is an independent concept demo, not Ryan’s official website.
I hope you like the new version! I’d love the opportunity to turn this concept into a complete website for Ryan—and I’m available to help other businesses with their projects too.
I offer website development and performance marketing services, including Google Ads and Meta Ads management.
If you’re looking for someone to build your website or manage your advertising campaigns, send me a message. Let’s discuss what your business needs.
💬 What do you think of the new intro? What would you improve?
The galaxy opening with the motorcycle racing into view is pure track-day energy, Yash. Adding Thai and Chinese alongside English shows you are thinking about the real business, not just the demo.
Thanks so much! Really appreciate you noticing those details. The goal was to combine an exciting visual experience with real-world usability. Adding multilingual support is a step toward making the platform more accessible to a global audience.
End of an era.
After 3 good years on Framer, we moved
@designme to our own stack.
Framer got us far, and I'd still recommend it for a lot of teams.
But the more we grew, the more we needed control: over the code, structure and speed of testing and shipping new things.
So, we rebuilt everything from scratch in Astro.
It's the same setup we now build for our clients (which is exactly why we had to run our own site on it first).
Really proud of the team and how fast we're moving now.
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