To achieve this, I designed and built a fully custom product showcase system in Framer, engineered to behave precisely as the client imagined.
The slideshow was developed to support dual navigation controls — users can swipe through images using either arrow keys or mouse gestures, with subtle easing for a natural feel.
I also customized the cursor behavior, so the pointer transforms dynamically depending on context (e.g., hover over product vs. navigation area), reinforcing the brand’s personality through motion.
Transitions between product images were smoothed with micro-delay animations for a cinematic touch, while maintaining optimal loading times.
Every visual and technical choice was tested iteratively to ensure the experience felt polished, tactile, and entirely unique to Dirty Little Birdie’s world — bold, elegant, and irresistibly interactive.