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LogicLamp
this entry is written twice, in full
- 1.in brief
brand site for a sustainable-energy company
- 2.in general
A marketing site for lighting and EV charging: one flourish, and a lot of restraint around it.
- 3.in particular
A client brand site in Next.js 15: physics-driven adaptive cursor, lazy-loaded heavy sections, and a disciplined red-on-minimal design system.
- 1.in brief
a brand site for a sustainable-energy company
- 2.in general
A marketing site for lighting and EV charging: one flourish, and a great deal of restraint around it.
- 3.in particular
A client site with a cursor that obeys physics, heavy sections loaded only when needed, and a strict red-on-white design.
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A clean, spacious brand site for LogicLamp: energy-efficient lighting and EV-charging solutions. The flourish: a custom adaptive cursor (white on dark, dark on light) with spring-physics trailing and a gravity-like scroll bounce. The discipline: lazy-loaded map and contact form, AVIF/WebP images, optimized package imports, and a light-weight (300–500) type system with strategic red accents.
note
A clean, spacious site for a company selling energy-efficient lighting and electric-vehicle charging. The flourish is the cursor: it inverts to stay visible against whatever is behind it, trails on a spring, and bounces slightly as the page scrolls, as though it has weight. The discipline is everything else: the map and the contact form are not loaded until they are needed, images are served in modern compact formats, and the typography stays light with red used sparingly enough to still mean something.