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Shelf.

The scroll-driven studio process section — numbered phases that pin, advance, and hand off to the next as you scroll through them.

Stacked file cards that fan out on hover — used for the project deliverables view in the client dashboard.

The scroll-driven effects layer used on the template pages — parallax, reveal, and pinned sections composed together.

Full-bleed scroll sections that declare their own background theme, so fixed chrome above them can invert as each one passes.

A floating table of contents that collapses to a pill and expands on hover, tracking the section currently in view.

A set of hand-drawn pixel faces rendered from a grid definition. No image files — each face is data, so it scales cleanly and themes with CSS.

A stacked-card carousel where the inactive cards stay visible behind the active one, rotating on a timer or by click.

Light/dark switch that animates the transition through the View Transitions API, with an optional click sound.

Per-character hover response — letters lift and weight up as the cursor passes, then settle back.

A consent banner that defaults to declining non-essential cookies and remembers the choice — no dark patterns, no pre-ticked boxes.

Cycles through phrases, animating each character independently. Stagger direction, split mode, and timing are all controllable.

A pill button whose label slides out as an arrow slides in. The dot expands to fill the button on hover.

Accessible breadcrumb trail — composable parts with the current page marked via aria-current rather than styling alone.

The base button, plus the Liquid and Metal variants — glassy and brushed-metal treatments built on the same primitive.

The base text field — themed borders, focus ring, and disabled state wired to the design tokens.

The form label primitive — ties to its control, and dims in step with a disabled peer instead of staying at full contrast.