About this template
A monumental server city that scans, wakes and opens its core as the visitor scrolls. The whole citadel is drawn on canvas rather than assembled from images, so it ships as one file with nothing to download and stays sharp at any size.
Delivered as single-file html. Every Formynex template is sold one to one, so pricing, licensing and any customisation are agreed directly with us before handover.
A closer look
What the interaction does
A five-stage approach to a server city, drawn to a 2D canvas by the document itself with no library of any kind. The whole template is under forty kilobytes and makes no external request.
Who it suits
- A narrative page that has to survive on a slow connection — nothing is fetched, so nothing can fail to arrive.
- Anyone who wants the story readable without the motion: the file ships a full text transcript of all five stages, reachable from a skip link at the top.
- A directory or product entry point that needs atmosphere and a search field, not a service list.
Where it is the wrong choice
- A conventional business site. There are five narrative stages and a transcript here, not an about page, a service list or a contact form.
- Anyone who needs to change the story often — the stages are choreographed against the scene, not written into sections.
- Sites that need photographs. Everything on screen is drawn.
What is in the file
- Five narrative stages and a final state, each with its own heading.
- A complete text transcript of the sequence, as its own section.
- A single search field. No enquiry form.
Responsive, motion and accessibility behaviour
Reduced motion is checked twice, the canvas redraws on resize, and three breakpoints cover narrow screens. The transcript is the reason this one degrades better than most: a visitor who never sees the animation still gets the whole argument as text.
Everything above was read out of this template’s own source file, and the counts are counted rather than estimated. Open the live demo to check any of it yourself.
