Experiments · Stoke-on-Trent
Things that are too heavy for a website.
Every rule we hold ourselves to — no parallax, no scroll-jacking, no infinite animation, no motion runtime — exists to protect a page whose job is to get someone to phone a trade. None of that applies to a page you came here on purpose to look at.
So these live somewhere else. One address each, one deployment each, and not a byte of it ever loads on neubor.co.uk.
01The extruded photographMonocular depth map displacing a 512×288 vertex grid; pointer-driven parallax.Open ↗02The bottle ovenOne continuous scroll-driven camera through a lathed oven, its firing, and a seeded Stoke.Open ↗
03The exploded assemblyScroll-scrubbed reassembly of a generic vehicle, ending on a live configurator.Scoped
04The house that builds itselfFourteen grouped stages scrubbed to scroll; blockwork laid from one InstancedMesh.Scoped
05The chevron fieldPositions advanced in a fragment shader; the brand mark forms, then disperses.Scoped