Overview
A full-screen hero for an AI product, built for a fictional brand called Orvane. A real 3D head scan is sampled into 150,000 glowing particles that turn slowly in a deep blue field. Move the cursor across the face and the particles scatter along its path, then drift back into place. Around the figure, a thin measurement grid carries the headline, three counting figures, a rotating statement with a per-letter blur and a Request Access button with animated arrows. Everything runs on raw WebGL2 and TypeScript on Vite, with no runtime libraries. The point cloud is baked at build time into a 1.8 MB buffer, so the browser only uploads it once and draws. The page respects reduced motion, pauses when the tab is hidden and falls back to readable copy when WebGL2 is unavailable. Framing adapts to desktop, portrait tablets and phones. The head scan is by Lee Perry-Smith under CC BY 3.0; the page ships with the required credit line. The brand, copy and figures are placeholders to replace with your own. Included: full Vite + TypeScript source, a ready-to-host dist build, the bake script and head scan to re-pose the figure, README with edit points and CREDITS with licenses.
Highlights
- Production-ready, documented source
- Clean, componentized architecture
- Drops into your stack with minimal setup
