Websites that move like film.
Five concept worlds by a Miami web studio. Fictional brands, real craft — each with its own light, its own type and its own way of moving.
Enter the index ↓(01) Manifesto
Manifesto
No templates. No themes. Every site we ship is a world of its own — its own light, its own type, its own reason to keep scrolling. The brands are fictional. The craft is real.
clickhaus is a web studio in Miami. We design and hand-code websites — from fast, affordable sites for local businesses to cinematic brand worlds like these.
See the worlds(02) Selected worlds
Five worlds, five ways of moving.
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NOCTIS
Orbital Voyages
A real ISS night-pass film plays inside a porthole that opens to full screen as you scroll.
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ORTHO
Threat Intelligence
A canvas dot globe with live network arcs and a reticle that locks onto threats.
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SLAB
Interface Laboratory
A CSS-3D concrete monolith drops in and travels through every section.
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Halden Vey
Architecture
The cover photograph grows from an arch window into a full-bleed spread.
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VOLTA-84
Personal Intelligence
A 1984 home computer boots up and rides through fields of colour.
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(03) Craft
How a world is built.
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Idea
One scene per brand — a porthole, a globe, a monolith, an arch, a computer. The whole site is built around it.
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Type
Display faces picked for each world, split into lines and letters and revealed through masks.
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Code
Hand-written HTML, CSS and JS. No site builder, no theme, no template.
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Motion
GSAP and ScrollTrigger choreography on transform, opacity and clip-path — so it stays smooth.
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Ship
Checked at 360, 390, 768 and 1280px, served from Cloudflare's edge, calm for people who ask for reduced motion.
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worlds shipped
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templates used
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screen sizes tested
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% hand-written code