Website development for sites that move

Parallax, scroll scenes, 3D and living typography. And still the site opens fast, holds up on an inexpensive phone and sends leads straight to Telegram or your CRM.

Free brief · exact price after the brief

Watch a site being assembled

Five stations — the same ones every site of ours goes through. Keep scrolling: the mock-up rides the belt and changes at each.

  1. 01 Brief

    Why the site, and for whom

    Goal, audience, languages and the one action the visitor came for. We collect references: what you like and what you definitely don't.

    You get: a page structure and one main goal

  2. 02 Wireframe

    What goes where

    Blocks and reading order, no colour or images yet. This is where we decide whether a visitor finds the button in three seconds.

    You get: a prototype for phone and desktop

  3. 03 Design

    Your brand, not a template

    Fonts, colours, grid and imagery from your brand style. Not a single bought template.

    You get: mock-ups of the key screens

  4. 04 Motion

    Parallax, scenes, 3D

    We decide what moves and why: the first screen holds the eye, a scene explains the product, feedback shows where to tap.

    You get: a live prototype in the browser

  5. 05 Launch

    Domain, speed, leads

    Testing on phones, domain and HTTPS, search markup, analytics. Forms send leads straight to Telegram, a CRM or a spreadsheet.

    You get: a working site, with the code and access in your hands

Techniques, live rather than described

Everything below runs right on this page: hover, move, scroll.

Parallax

Layers travel at different speeds, and a flat page gains depth. First screens, product stories.

3D tilt

The card turns after the cursor while light glides across it. A product, a plan, the main offer.

Living typography

Letters change weight and words. A headline people read instead of scrolling past.

Response to action

The button leans toward the cursor and answers the click. Visitors know where to tap without hints.

Reveal on scroll

Lines enter one at a time as the eye reaches them. A long page reads in order.

Beautiful and fast is not a trade-off

A heavy animated site loses the visitor before they see the animation. So we build motion the same way as on this page.

We move what the GPU computes
Translation and opacity without repainting the page: animation stays smooth even on an inexpensive phone.
Text shows at once
While images and scenes load, the headline and the button are already in place. Search engines see what people see.
Off screen means paused
Animations nobody can see stand still and spare the battery. Back on screen, they resume from the same frame.
A calm version
If the phone has “reduce motion” on, the site shows the same content without animation.

What we build

  • Landing page

    One page for one goal: a product launch, an ad campaign, an event.

  • Company website

    Services, team, articles. Several pages, clear navigation and markup for search.

  • Catalogue with requests

    Products or properties with filters; an order goes to a manager in Telegram or the CRM.

  • Product website

    A scene that shows how the product works — like EstIQ and SUV AI below.

  • Three-language website

    Russian, Uzbek, English — each version has its own address, so search shows the right one.

  • Website + automation

    A request from the site goes straight to the CRM, a bot answers the customer, the manager sees the funnel. This is our core work. Sales automation →

Websites we have built

These are the sites of our own products: from wireframe to launch, done in-house.

aicapitalfactory.com

Company website. The brand pattern in motion, a workshop scene you can turn with the mouse, a quiz that drops the request straight into a spreadsheet. Russian and English.

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estiq.aicapitalfactory.com

Property valuation service. A dark theme and a scroll scene: from a map of the country's 203 districts to a city, a building and a flat. Russian and Uzbek.

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suv-ai.online

Smart irrigation for farmers. A 3D water-drop character and a four-step story on scroll. Russian, Uzbek, English.

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Motion design for Reels, websites and presentations

We build animated videos in code and in 3D (Blender): every frame in your brand style, no stock templates.

Reels and stories
Vertical 9:16 videos with large captions: the point lands even with the sound off.
Product video
How the service works — for the website, a presentation or a trade show.
3D scenes
An object, an interior or a process in 3D, with light and materials matched to your brand.
Logo and website animation
Intros, icons, transitions — in the same style as the site.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a website cost, and how long does it take?
Packages start at 4.9 million so'm for a landing page; all prices are in the price list on this page. The exact price depends on the number of pages, languages and how much motion the site has: after a free brief we fix it and the timeline in writing.
Won't animation slow the site down?
Not if it is planned from day one. We move only what the GPU computes, load heavy parts as you scroll, and pause animations off screen. The headline and the button show at once.
How does the site look on a phone?
We build each scene for the phone separately rather than squeezing the desktop one. If the phone has “reduce motion” on, we show the same page without animation.
Can the site be in Uzbek?
Yes: Russian, Uzbek and English. Each version has its own address, so search shows people their language.
Who will edit the texts after launch?
Whatever suits you. We can make edits ourselves, or if you want to edit without us, we connect a simple admin panel. We settle this in the brief.
Where will leads from the site go?
Wherever you say: Telegram, a CRM or a Google Sheet. We can also connect a bot that answers the customer while the manager is busy.

Tell us what site you need

A couple of messages on Telegram: your business, why the site, which sites you like. We reply with the brief questions, and after it we name the price and the timeline.