A homepage you climb into
Click the bin, the lid opens, the camera descends inside. Five objects are the navigation. No hero image, no headline.
Case study · Y2K interactive · Live
Junky Solutions
Junky Solutions is a creative agency in Milan. Their own line is "est. from the rubble", so the homepage is a rotating bin you climb inside. Services are a PlayStation 2 memory card. Work pages are 2007 YouTube. Built, not filtered.
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The brief
Junky Solutions, culture-driven creative agency, Milan.
- Clients include Paris Saint-Germain, Nike, Jordan Brand and Snipes.
- Sells campaigns, events and content production. Seven service lines.
- Works with global brands and local subcultures in equal measure.
- Own positioning: culture over copy-paste.
The brief followed from that last line. An agency that sells originality cannot ship a template. The site had to be the argument, not a description of it.
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What we did
Services as a PS2 memory card
Seven services in a memory-card browser, each linked to the related work.
Works as 2007 YouTube
Watch pages and a search-results index. Video leads, because the work is video.
Y2K throughout, not on top
Contact is an operating-system dialog. Shop is a product grid. The period styling reaches the components, not just a wrapper.
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How it is built
- Next.js with TypeScript, React Three Fiber and Three.js for the 3D, Motion for the interface.
- Media on Cloudflare R2. Hosted on Vercel.
- Works and services are data files, so adding a project is a data change.
Routing, data and content stayed plain, so the 3D could afford not to be.
04
Where it landed
- Live and public at junky-alpha.vercel.app.
- Second round of client feedback in progress.
- Shop section staged, waiting on commerce credentials.
- Concept, art direction, 3D, front-end build and deployment: this studio.
Tell us what you are working on, or see the other end of the range in The Muuls, a restrained one-page storefront.