3D Flip Cards for Fabric Selection
Instead of boring radio buttons, the design called for interactive 3D cards that flip to reveal fabric specifications. We built these using CSS 3D transforms to match the exact animation curves and timing from the prototype.
Desktop users get a subtle hover preview that hints at the interaction without being aggressive.
Scroll-Snap Carousels (No JavaScript Required)
Three carousel types across the site, all built on native CSS scroll-snap — no scroll libraries, so they stay smooth and add nothing to the bundle:
- Dreamlands showcase - horizontal product gallery with deliberate swipe gestures
- Colorway selector - real-time variant switching as you scroll
- Testimonials - auto-rotating for passive reading
Each behaves differently by design: product galleries use deliberate swipes so options aren't skipped by accident, while testimonials auto-rotate. We built every variant off the same lightweight pattern.
Interactive Product Quiz
A guided flow through weight, then fabric, then colorway. We handled the step logic and conditional rendering so each stage only surfaces valid options based on previous selections - keeping state in sync without pulling in a heavy framework.
Video Hero Without the Performance Hit
Background video usually hurts load times, so we served resolution by viewport:
- 1080p for desktop (fast connections only)
- 720p for tablets
- 480p for mobile (with optimized initial load)
Result: Fast First Contentful Paint even with the video running.
Mega Menu with Product Images
Instead of text-only navigation, the mega menu shows product images pulled straight from Shopify CDN. CSS Grid handles the layout with automatic placement.
Added a delayed close so you don't accidentally dismiss it when your mouse briefly leaves the area. Small detail, but it makes the interaction feel polished.
Faithful to the Design's Spacing System
The design was built on an 8px grid, and we made sure the build held to it everywhere. We translated the spacing scale into reusable tokens, so section padding, element spacing, and typography stay consistent between desktop and mobile — no drift, no one-off values.
The result is a build that matches the design's rhythm down to the pixel. That consistency is the design team's work; keeping it intact across every breakpoint and component is ours.