Aurora Systems
A living particle identity driven by real-time network telemetry. Rendered at 60fps in the browser.
The look, the motion, and everything holding it up — all from one person. The kind of site you'll want to show people.
Atmosphere doesn't survive a handover. The way it looks, the way it moves and the way it works are the same decision made a few hundred times — and every one of them is made by the person who'll answer for the finished thing. The result is a site that feels finished everywhere you look.
The one they screenshot.
Flagship sites with 3D, motion and sound, running live in the browser rather than played as video. The brand should feel expensive before anybody reads a word of it.
Built for the worst hour of its life.
Campaign sites, product reveals and configurators, tuned for the moment fifty thousand people arrive at once and none of them are on wifi.
The part most studios farm out.
Custom shaders, GPU particles, hand-tuned render loops. Budgeted to hold sixty frames a second on a laptop that is three years old and has forty tabs open.
Drawn and shipped by the same hands.
From the first drawing to the finished site. Fast, accessible pages, a CMS your team can actually use, and everything wired up behind it. You brief one person, once.
A living particle identity driven by real-time network telemetry. Rendered at 60fps in the browser.
A scroll-driven cinematic reveal that unfolds a flagship product across nine choreographed acts.
A floor-to-ceiling generative projection responding to motion across a gallery floor.
A kinetic visual system of type, motion and 3D for a frontier aerospace company.
A photoreal product configurator letting customers compose their own object in real time.
Worlds rendered live in the browser. You feel them before you read them.
Built from scratch. No page builders, no templates, no plugins doing the difficult part.
“Alexander took a vague ambition and turned it into the best-looking site in our category. The launch did the talking for us.”
“One person, end-to-end, and somehow more polished than the agencies we'd worked with. He sweats details most people never notice.”
“Genuinely technical and genuinely tasteful — a rare combination. He shipped on time and the thing actually performs.”
Tell me what you’re imagining — a brand world, a launch, or something that doesn’t have a name yet. I read everything myself.
AlexanderSmith