Concept build, Premium tier
Sfoglia.
Handmade pasta counter, Bukit Damansara. Twenty-two seats, ink and bone, and the food as the only saturated thing on the site.
Open the live build
The brief it was built to.
Concept brief: make a tiny restaurant feel inevitable. Ink and bone palette with no accent token at all, generated photography under one art direction, and the dish itself as the hero.
- Next.js
- Scroll-scrubbed film
- Generated photography
- Static rendering
Real pasta, falling onto a real plate, driven by scroll.
The hero is photographic footage, not a 3D model. Loose strands of tagliatelle fall and settle into a coiled nest, scrubbed frame by frame against scroll position. It is encoded with a four-frame keyframe interval so seeking lands exactly instead of snapping, and its blacks are calibrated to the page's own background so the film has no visible edge at all.
What a restaurant gets from this: a site that makes booking a table feel like the obvious next step, a menu priced against the real local market, and content the kitchen can edit without calling anyone.
Measured, not claimed.
- Largest Contentful Paint
- 48 ms
- Cumulative Layout Shift
- 0
- Median frame
- 8.3 ms
- Dishes on the board
- 30
Measured with Chromium tracing on the production build. The point is not the exact digits; it is that your site will ship with its own.