Each demo below is a complete, custom-built front end — one HTML file, no framework, no page builder, no stock photography. Every illustration is drawn in SVG or CSS, and every one carries a real interactive feature you can click, not a screenshot of one.
A dark product landing page for a B2B analytics tool. The dashboard is not a mockup image — the chart is generated from data with Catmull‑Rom smoothing, redraws when you switch time range, and reads out values on hover.
Editorial and deliberately loud. Custom cursor that grows and labels itself, a project index where a generated cover chases your pointer, and an archive rail you throw with real momentum physics.
Fine dining, built around a canvas of rising embers. The booking flow is genuinely functional: a real calendar that closes Mondays, time slots whose availability responds to party size, and inline validation.
A skincare shop with a working basket. Bottles are one parametric SVG that recolours per variant, the cart survives a reload, and a three-question quiz recommends a product — including telling you to buy nothing.
High-contrast and heavy. A full weekly timetable you can filter by discipline and level, book into, and watch the remaining spots drop — plus a draggable before/after slider built from two live data panels.
Each demo is a single self-contained index.html: markup, styles and behaviour in one place. Drop it on any host, open it from a USB stick, hand it to a developer — it just runs.
Every visual is drawn: SVG compositions, canvas particles, CSS gradients with real grain. That is why they do not look like the same five templates everyone else is selling, and why they weigh almost nothing.
The calculator calculates, the calendar refuses Mondays, the cart remembers you. Reduced-motion is respected throughout, everything is reachable by keyboard, and focus is always visible.