Halde

Halde is a one-page Framer site for an architecture, interiors or landscape studio that wants the work to move.

The signature moment: the hero photo opens from a small rounded card to full bleed as you scroll, while "Quiet houses" splits apart over it. Then a manifesto that lights up word by word, a sideways project gallery driven by the normal scroll (with a 01/05 counter and a progress line), service cards that stack, a materials section with layers moving at different speeds, a velocity marquee, a contact form with Sending, Sent and Error states, and a giant wordmark that rises in the footer. A short loader, smooth scrolling and a "View" cursor come with it. Reduced-motion visitors see the finished states; on phones the gallery becomes a column.

How it is built, so there are no surprises: every section is a Framer code component. You change all the words, photos, project names, links, list lengths and where the form sends (any JSON form endpoint, such as Formspree or Basin) from the right-hand panel without touching code, but the layout of each section is fixed in code, so you cannot drag a section's inner parts around on the canvas. It is one page with no CMS.

The sample photos are AI-generated for the preview; swap in your own. A free Framer plan is enough to edit and publish on a framer.app address.