Work

Three projects, labelled for exactly what they are.

ATL Studio is new. This is everything, with the status of each one in the heading rather than in the small print.

Two live client sites One concept, no client

Client preview 8 pages · Port Klang

GLD Alloys

An aluminium manufacturer supplying Port Klang. The old site put the alloy range and the capability data inside a downloadable PDF, which meant that a buyer searching for a specific series found nothing and a search engine found less.

Eight pages, plain HTML, built so it can be converted to WordPress later without redoing the design. Every alloy series, tolerance and finishing capability is selectable text on the page. The 3D work is a billet and an extrusion die rendered in the browser rather than a stock photograph of somebody else's factory.

Package: Business — 10 pages, built at 8
Languages: English live, Chinese in progress
Status: Client preview live; public launch pending the client's own sign-off

The GLD Alloys homepage: a dark industrial layout with the aluminium alloy series listed as text below a rendered billet.

Homepage of the client preview build.

The Innotech Precision Components homepage: a dark red-accented layout with precision spool specifications set as a table.

Homepage of the live site.

Live client site Penang · semiconductor supply

Innotech Precision Components

Spools and precision components for the semiconductor plants around Penang. The buyer here is an engineer or a purchaser, and what they need in the first ten seconds is a tolerance, a material and a lead time — not a brand story.

So the site is built the way a spec sheet is built: dark, dense, tabular, and fast on the factory-floor phone it will actually be opened on. It is live now in English, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese, and the spool turning on its homepage is modelled from the client’s own CAD drawing rather than photographed.

Open the live site

Concept Scroll experience · self-directed

LANGIT — a concept build for a business that does not exist

No client, no brief, no deadline — just the format pushed as far as it goes. A cliff villa in Langkawi that has never been built, presented as a single continuous scroll: the camera flies in from the sea, through the doors, and all the way through the interior without a cut.

A studio builds one of these for the same reason a workshop keeps a lathe running on a Sunday: you find out where the limits are on your own time rather than on a client's. Every technique in it — the scrub engine, the seam handling, the reduced-motion fallback that keeps the whole story without loading a single video — went straight into the paid work.

To be completely clear: LANGIT is not a client, the villa does not exist, and nothing on it was commissioned or paid for.

A frame from the LANGIT concept build: a cliff-edge villa above the sea at golden hour, seen from the approach the scroll flies along.

One frame from the flight. The building is imaginary.

There are no testimonials on this page. Permission to quote a client by name is still pending, and a quote from a named person is a fact rather than copy — so there is nothing here until they have approved the wording themselves.

The next one could be yours, and you can see it first.

Tell me what the business does and I will build the homepage before any money changes hands. Ten to twelve a month, one per business, live for fourteen days.

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