Small interactions, studied closely.

A familiar button with just enough light, depth, and movement to feel physical.

Turn ordinary text into a configurable LED display with one mask and a stepped loop.

Cut one flag into columns, stagger the motion, and make a flat image behave like cloth.

Read a word as pixels, scatter those coordinates, and animate them back into dense, readable type.

Turn one heading and paragraph into fine dust, then scale the same effect to a search page.

Show three world clocks in fixed LED blocks, then shuffle each city name when its time changes.

A compact weather box built from bitmap temperatures and weather icons.

Turn an uploaded image into a grid of colored dots with threshold, halftone, ordered, and error diffusion modes.

Make a cover grow into its story, then use the same browser API to change a whole page theme.

A square LED display with rocket, Matrix rain, starfield, equalizer, and fire at 32, 64, or 128 pixels.

Turn value noise into drifting ASCII clouds—no particles, no physics, just a scalar field remapped every frame.