
Entourage Transports Website & Online Booking
An airport transport website with online reservations, card payments and booking emails for customers and the business owner.
An independent beverage website concept with a scroll-controlled product animation, interactive comparisons and flavour carousels.
I built this independent OLIPOP concept to explore a more visual way to present a product online. As visitors scroll, a sequence of images creates a 3D-style can animation with changing text overlays. The page continues into product comparisons, an interactive image stack and a flavour carousel. It is a frontend showcase, not an official OLIPOP website or a working online store.

The challenge was to make an animated product story feel connected to the rest of the page. Visitors needed to move from the visual introduction to product details and comparison sections without losing their place.
I tied a Canvas image sequence to scroll progress and used smooth frame changes for the product animation. Below the hero, I added matching comparison-row highlights, an image stack that updates the nearby text, and a flavour carousel with arrow-key controls. Section reveals and an open-close FAQ complete the browsing experience.
This is an independent portfolio concept, not work commissioned or endorsed by OLIPOP. It demonstrates frontend animation and product-page interactions. Shopping controls, offers, reviews, press mentions and product claims are illustrative content, not evidence of a real store or measured business results.
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No. This is an independent portfolio concept. It was not commissioned or endorsed by OLIPOP.
The page displays a sequence of images on a Canvas as the visitor scrolls. This creates a 3D-style motion effect without a live 3D model.
The concept includes scroll-linked text, product comparisons with matching row highlights, a rotating image stack, a flavour carousel, wishlist toggles and an open-close FAQ.
No. It is a frontend showcase. Shopping controls, subscriptions and offers are demonstrations, and the page does not provide a real checkout service.
Yes. Share your product, available images and what visitors should be able to do. We can discuss a suitable animation and page structure.
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