Syntaax

Syntaax is a dark, editorial template for design studios, creative agencies and

independent practices — built for the kind of site that has to feel expensive in

the first three seconds.

Six pages, finished: Home, About, Work, Service, Pricing and Contact.

Motion is the point. Every section is scroll-driven. Headings assemble character

by character. The opening statement warms from grey to white as you read it, with

photographs set inline and a pile that builds itself from them. The services deck

pins to the screen and deals its cards away one at a time. The process section

runs a choreographed camera between steps. The closing call to action throws eight

photographs out along an arc. Buttons pull toward the cursor and roll their labels;

cards tilt in 3D as you pass over them. All of it honours prefers-reduced-motion.

Set in Boldonse and Archivo on near-black, with a restrained white-and-grey palette

that keeps the attention on the work.

Built to edit, not to fight:

• Navigation, social and legal links live in one place — change them once and all

six pages follow.

• Every section is a code component with its own property controls: swap copy,

images and links from the panel.

• Laid out for desktop, tablet and phone (1440 / 810 / 390), with no horizontal

scroll at any width.

• Per-page SEO titles and descriptions already written.

• A newsletter block in the footer, ready to point at your own endpoint.

Change the photography and the words, and it's yours.