Cerebrium — Interactive Website Recreation Study

Independent frontend recreation and restoration study. This is an implementation exercise, not a commissioned brand project. Original design and brand assets belong to the credited reference.

My goal with Cerebrium was to bring an AI infrastructure homepage's bold visual style together with clear, responsive product storytelling.

I worked with HTML, CSS and JavaScript, focusing first on the hero, navigation and feature sections. I integrated the animated 3D scene and GPU-region map, then worked through model examples, metric tabs, comparison charts and resource cards so the page felt connected.

One challenge was keeping motion and interactive content usable on smaller screens. I refined the mobile menu's focus handling, keyboard dismissal and carousel behaviour, and corrected chart scaling and labels. I also added cookie preference controls and reduced-motion fallbacks.

I tested desktop and mobile layouts, category and metric switching, carousel controls, hero playback and keyboard navigation. I checked the page's links and local assets, then confirmed the content remained accessible with reduced motion or JavaScript disabled.

The result is a responsive homepage that combines expressive visuals with clear product information and practical interaction details.

Visual design and brand assets: Cerebrium. Original reference: https://cerebrium.ai/