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Explored a parallax-driven landing experience for a fictional fashion atelier, built around one idea — every scroll cue should feel like fabric settling into place, not just elements sliding on.
GSAP + ScrollTrigger for scroll-scrubbed parallax across hero, editorial, and lookbook sections.
Lenis for buttery smooth scroll, synced to GSAP's ticker so animations never drift out of frame
A custom scroll-driven "seam thread" that draws itself down the page — a small detail tying the motion language back to tailoring.
Built as a single-file, dependency-light front end. Happy to walk through the scroll-choreography if you're curious how the layers stack.
#GSAP #WebAnimation #FrontendDevelopment #Lenis #ScrollTrigger #FashionWebsite #UIUX #CreativeCoding
I like the non complex desiging along with a following middle line. This could serve a lot of fashion brand in a lot of ways in my opinion. Good work!
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