Every animation built so far, in one place. They all make the same argument — one website does almost nothing; twelve AI services stacked on it multiply the business — and each makes it a different way. All pure CSS and SVG. No video files, no libraries.
Full-bleed black, huge type, film grain. Twelve glass layers assemble onto the website, the whole machine separates so you see every part, then closes. Triggers when you scroll to it, then plays on its own — you are not dragging it with the scrollbar.
Every animation on one page — no clicking into sets. Nineteen different visual approaches to the same message, all playing side by side.
The first rebuild after the photo-with-labels approach was scrapped. Real 3D layers that assemble, come apart and snap back, plus a cut through the business showing what runs under the shopfront.
The first big batch — eleven motion concepts plus ten exploded-view and ten section-cut variants built on photoreal renders. Kept for reference, but the exploded views here are photographs with labels drawn on: nothing actually comes apart. 2.2 MB, slow to load.
From Ten Directions, three are worth taking further, and they do different jobs:
Served from /opt/static/animations on the Hetzner box behind Caddy. Not linked from anywhere, and noindex,nofollow,noarchive on every page. Add a page by dropping the file in that folder — no Caddy reload needed.