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Quaxy

Motion-first brand concept for a digital design studio

Role: UI/UX design & interactive prototype
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Overview

Quaxy is a concept landing page for a digital design & development studio, designed to feel fast, confident and a little irreverent, built to show how far motion and typography can carry a brand on a single page.

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The problem

Most studio sites read as static portfolios: a grid of logos, a paragraph of positioning, done. I wanted a concept where scroll, cursor and parallax were part of the storytelling itself, not decoration bolted on top of a finished layout.

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The approach

The design leans on a near-black base with a single loud lime accent, oversized serif italics for personality against a geometric sans, and a magnetic-cursor system across every CTA. Sections are choreographed with scroll-linked reveals, a marquee of services, drifting background shapes, and a floating logo mark that reacts to the cursor, all built and coded, not just comped.

Highlights of the build

Custom cursor with magnetic buttons that pull toward the pointer on hover
Scroll-linked parallax hero with drifting shapes and a connecting-thread motif down the page
A marquee-driven services strip and client list for rhythm between static sections
A deliberate three-way type system: geometric sans, italic serif accent, and monospace labels

Outcome

A fully coded, interactive front-end concept (not a static comp) used to show motion-design range that a flat image can't communicate.

Stack

UI/UX DesignMotion DesignHTML/CSS PrototypeCustom Cursor & Scroll Interactions