ferrow

A black-and-white banking dashboard for a fictional bank, Ferrow, laid out on a strict 28 px grid: a sidebar with savings Spaces, the total balance over a 1W/1M/3M/1Y chart, a brushed-metal debit card, Quick send, a monthly budget gauge and a live transaction list, all in glass panels on near-black with a fine film grain. One 16-second loop plays by itself with a demo cursor. The panels come in, the balance counts up and its chart draws in; the cursor clicks 1Y and the chart morphs from the month to the year while the change chip rolls over. In Quick send it picks Mira, types $240 digit by digit and slides the knob to the end of the track: the amount pops out as a white pill, arcs over to the list and lands as a new transfer at the top, pushing the other rows down; the balance drops, the chart's last point dips, two more budget ticks light up and a toast confirms. Then the cursor hovers the metal card, which tilts in 3D after it under a moving sheen, freezes it (frosted glass, a lock, Card frozen) and unfreezes it, and the interface dims to black before it starts again. Two presentation views come with it: the window centred in a graphite room, and a camera cut in which the panels fly in and tilted close-ups follow the story before it settles on the full window. HTML, CSS and SVG with React, no images, Inter; everything is a pure function of time, with window.__render(t) for frame-exact video export. The bank, the people and the merchants are fictional.