Overlook

Demo build

An elk hunt at dawn that plays as you scroll, with the clock moving from 5:41 to 6:12 am.

The brief

Gear brands sell a feeling as much as a jacket. This store opens on a hunter glassing at first light. Scroll, and the film follows him across the ridge and down to the bull.

What I built

305 film frames drawn on a canvas, picked by how far you scroll
A clock and chapter names that move with the film: the glass, the ridge, the valley, the bull
A menu that reads the frame behind it and flips color to stay readable
A lighter set of frames cut for phones, so a tall screen loads a third of the weight

What a customer walks into

The valley, partway down. Every frame is a still from one continuous take.
- Seedance 2.0 on Higgsfield made the film. Claude Code cut it into 305 frames.
- The first thing on screen is a small poster image, so the page never opens blank.
- Frames load coarse to fine. A fast scroll always lands near a real frame.
- A phone loads a 480 by 810 crop of each frame. Same picture, a third of the bytes.

Want one that performs like this?

You tell me what the site has to do. I build it, you watch it get built, and you get the numbers on this page for your own business.

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How it was built, and what broke

How the film works

The film is 305 still frames. Your scroll position picks which one shows, so the film moves exactly as fast as you do, forward or back.

Nothing plays on its own and nothing buffers. Under the film, the store is a normal page: the eight pieces, their weights in ounces, and the prices.