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