Kestrel Realty
A Kuala Lumpur property agent, and the lightest one here. Six pages that link to each other: the home page, the listings index with its filters, a single listing with its photographs, market notes, an article and the back office the whole site is edited from. No video anywhere and no footage to download.
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Potfolio
A landscape and interior studio in Kuala Lumpur, and the one demonstration here that is a real business rather than an invented one. Footage runs full width behind the header and again behind the services, there is a before-and-after slider you drag, and the second clip is not fetched until its section comes into view.
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Meridian Advisory
A recruitment-led agency site. Eleven adviser profiles, five application routes with file upload, a guide gate and a back office view. The hero is a video scrubbed by the scroll position, so the footage runs forward and back under the reader instead of simply playing.
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Frosty Donut
A Bangsar donut shop that sells one flavour online. The whole site is a single screen: the footage runs forward and back under your scroll, and every page opens as a sheet over it. Orders are taken on the page with a box size, a quantity, a date and a delivery option, and the total updates as you go. Payment is on collection, so no gateway is wired in, and the strip at the foot of the page counts the day's batch down against the shop's own clock.
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Millwright Studio
A Kuala Lumpur software studio. The opening screen is a 3D world, drawn frame by frame on your own graphics card rather than played back. It is also a game: the runner dodges the manual work, and the score counts hours saved. Six screens sit behind it, one of them a case study carrying live miniatures of the site it describes.
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Kelvane Optics
A Penang lens maker whose product page opens the lens up. Turn the focus ring and the glass moves inside a cross-section you can orbit, with the light traced through every group, while the viewfinder beside it blurs each object by the disc its own rays make on the sensor. Each lens is built on the published construction of a lens you can buy.
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GEGAR
A Kuala Lumpur bench that builds gaming PCs to order. The builder is a 3D rig drawn live on your own graphics card: drag a part off the shelf, drop it on the rig and it flies into its slot, while the price, the power draw and the fit checks move as it lands. A part that will not fit is refused before it reaches the bench. Behind it sit the full catalogue with a photograph of every part, a side-by-side comparison of two builds, and a cart and checkout that run through delivery and payment.
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Laurenwood
A bungalow in Desa ParkCity that exists only as a design. The page opens on its floor plan. Scroll, and the walls rise off the sheet, the camera comes in through the front door and walks the house room by room, forward and back under your scroll, until it rises over the finished house at dusk. At each room the walk holds, and its card opens a file on the materials and the furniture. Hold a phone upright and the walk is framed for an upright screen.
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