- type
- Studio project
- year
- 2026
- discipline
- Interactive & 3D
- credit
- Anupam Chaudhary & Sanchit Kathpalia
- stack
- ReactGSAPTailwind CSSVite
The brief
A motion study. The animation is openly modelled on Zentry, an Awwwards-recognised site. We rebuilt that kind of scroll choreography from scratch to see how far we could push it while keeping the page fast.
The challenge
Heavy motion usually makes a page slow to load. Clip-path reveals, sticky video transitions and kinetic type all compete for the main thread, and as soon as the frame rate drops, the effect looks broken.
The approach
GSAP scroll timelines drive every section, with transforms and clip-paths doing the work so the compositor handles the animation. Sequences are pinned rather than duplicated, and display type is split once at mount instead of on every frame.
What we built
- GSAP scroll-timeline choreography
- Clip-path section reveals
- Sticky video transitions
- Kinetic display typography
What it demonstrates
- Complex scroll choreography that holds its frame rate
- Motion used to tell the story of the page
- Working inside an established art direction and matching its bar