Scroll reveals, staggered entrances, counting numbers, native scroll-timelines and pinned scenes: the calm choreography behind every SyncTech page.
It arrives right when it should.
Elements fade and rise 24px as they enter the viewport, the backbone of the whole system. .reveal (.rx = from the right).
Children reveal one after another, 60-80ms apart, so a group arrives as a wave, never all at once. data-stagger.
Numbers count up with an ease when they scroll into view. .stats .num[data-count].
Reveal driven natively by the browser via animation-timeline: view(), GPU-native, zero main-thread cost. Scroll slowly.
A layer that drifts against the scroll via animation-timeline: view(). Scroll past it.
The thin red bar at the very top of this page fills as you scroll, pure CSS animation-timeline: scroll(), no JavaScript.
A neat horizontal reel of services, swipe or scroll sideways to pan across. It stays tidily inside the page on any screen.
A slim progress bar that sweeps to full the moment it scrolls into view, smooth on every browser.
You tell us the goal.
Pages assembled.
Launched & managed.
A vertical spine inks itself in as you scroll; dots light per milestone. .md-timeline.
Scroll, the sticky visual on the left crossfades to match whichever step is mid-screen. We start by sketching the layout and brand direction so everyone agrees the look before a line is built.
The visual has crossfaded to BUILD. Each page is assembled, reviewed and refined, the classic product-features scrolly, with zero libraries and full reduced-motion support.
And LAUNCH for the finale. The finished site goes live on managed hosting, secured and backed up. On phones the visual pane sticks to the top at reduced height.
Every effect here earns its place, calm, precise, and tuned to your brand, because motion should carry the message, never bury it.
Applied with restraint, tuned to your brand, and kind to every device, because motion should serve the message.