Orbit
2026A scroll-led launch microsite where the product story unfolds as the visitor moves through it.
Interaction, storytelling, motion and technology can turn a conventional website into something people remember, share and come back to.
Movement and interaction only earn their place when they help someone understand or feel something.
We work out what the experience needs to say, and how a visitor should feel as they move through it, before choosing any technique.
Motion, scrolling and interaction guide attention and add meaning. If an effect does not help, it goes.
Lightweight code, sensible loading and reduced-motion support keep experiences fast and inclusive on phones as well as desktops.
For launches, campaigns and anything that deserves more than a page.
Sites where navigation, layout and motion are part of the idea.
Focused digital moments built around a single message or offer.
Narratives that unfold as people scroll, tap and explore.
Ways to show what a product does and why it matters, not just list features.
Self-contained sites for launches, events and campaigns.
Explainers, tools and visualisations people can play with.
Purposeful animation that supports hierarchy and storytelling.
Experiences designed to make a new product, brand or service land.
Flows designed around how people actually behave online.
Demonstration projects, shown until real case studies are published.
It should not be. We keep code light, use motion with purpose and test on real devices, so experiences feel smooth rather than heavy.
Yes. We design for touch from the start, because that is where most visitors will meet the work.
Accessibility is part of the brief. That includes keyboard navigation, visible focus states and a calmer experience for people who prefer reduced motion.
Often, yes. It can live as a standalone microsite or as a set of pages within your current site. We will suggest the best approach.