I luuurve the scrolling interaction with the background image on the Hyperactif site. It’s pretty badass looking and i’ll remember it for a while for sure.
Submitted by: L Edouard Reinach @hypractif
Role: Designer & Developer
This website makes a very interesting use of WebGL HTML5 features and stands out from the usual black&white creative agencies designs.
I luuurve the scrolling interaction with the background image on the Hyperactif site. It’s pretty badass looking and i’ll remember it for a while for sure.
Submitted by: L Edouard Reinach @hypractif
Role: Designer & Developer
This website makes a very interesting use of WebGL HTML5 features and stands out from the usual black&white creative agencies designs.
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