Slow Glass
A landing world for a fictional "slow glass": panes that compute their own image over time. Every visit renders a piece that never repeats.
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KILN is a studio of one. I take a site from first sketch to shipped code myself. Concept, design, and build are fired in a single run, with nothing lost in the handoff.
Most sites lose their edge in the gap between the designer's file and the developer's code. Here there is no gap: the person who draws it is the person who ships it.
No templates, no page-builder sludge. Each project is shaped for what it actually is, down to the motion and the last line of markup.
Ambitious 3D and interactive builds, or clean, fast marketing sites for smaller places. Same craft; you choose the heat.
A landing world for a fictional "slow glass": panes that compute their own image over time. Every visit renders a piece that never repeats.
View case study →Brand site for a craft soda called "Calamansi & Salt" — a real-time 3D bottle you can turn in the light, framed by an editorial story.
View case study →A live-fire restaurant that reads differently by day and by night. Warm, atmospheric, and quick to load on a phone at the table.
View case study →A restructuring advisory that says only what matters: four services, done properly, and the plain truth that earlier is cheaper.
View case study →A two-room spa that sells time, not treatments. A calm, watery palette and a booking flow built around one idea.
View case study →We work out what the site is really for, who it's for, and what must be true when it ships.
Direction, then a real design you can see before a line of code: visual world, motion, the lot.
Hand-built front-end. The 3D, the shaders, the motion: the real technique, not a static picture of it.
Polish, performance, accessibility, and launch. The point where it turns from wet clay to solid glass.
I don't vanish at launch. Fixes, tweaks, and a hand when you want to add to it later.
Tell me what you're making. There's no form to fill in and no discovery call to book: one email lands directly with the person who'd build it.
hello@kiln.studio