glowfly

A dark landing page for a fictional sales-signals product, Glowfly, that watches the market and lights up the companies ready to buy. The hero is a WebGL meadow at night, built entirely in code: glowing wildflowers in warm and cool patches, 52,000 swaying blades of grass, drifting mist, stars and blinking fireflies that light the grass around them. Move the cursor and the grass parts and new fireflies lift out of it. Scroll and the camera rises, the swarm leaves the grass and outlines the app's dashboard, six fireflies land on its rows, and the dashboard fills in with tonight's ready buyers and their intent scores counting up; "Watch Demo" plays the whole scroll by itself. Below, a big slab headline lights up word by word ("You reach out to 1,000 companies. 12 are ready to buy. The rest are asleep."), three pricing cards build themselves from the bottom up, a two-column FAQ accordion opens in place, and a giant "Join Glowfly" sits behind an extruded metal logo you can spin with the mouse, over an orange ASCII field that flickers up from the footer. Montagu Slab and Geist, Lenis smooth scrolling, a phone layout and a reduced-motion version.