Nice wrap on the series — the three.js layer reads like atmosphere, not a demo. Keeping the WebGL motion slow and off the product shots is what lets the art direction feel premium instead of tech-for-tech.
A single glowing point and soft serif lines like "A feeling, a world." is a quiet, confident way to open a digital experience. Starting from one light in the dark gives three.js a reason to be there beyond the effect itself.
Umami Color & Finishing is an established color-grading studio in LA. Its work and reputation had outgrown its old site, and the studio was ready for one at the level of its work.
I designed and built it around the work itself: every project filterable by type and colorist, and every view with its own link, so the team can send a lead exactly what fits.
Three offers with equal weight on one page is such a common trap. Making the free guide a step toward the paid offer instead of a competitor for attention makes a lot of sense.