Codrops

For more than 15 years, Codrops has been a place for sharing experimental demos that push the boundaries of web design and development. Over time, we've also highlighted many creative demos from the community in our demo roundups and newsletter. For this reason we have evolved our Demos Hub into the new Creative Hub, which brings everything together in one place: a growing collection of hand-picked, open-source demos from Codrops and beyond. It's a space to discover, learn from, and celebrate the creativity of the web community. We're curating this collection carefully, but we also welcome submissions from creators who'd like to share their work. Come and explore the new Creative Hub: tympanus.net/codrops/hub/

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Some studios build websites. Others build a feeling. @Le_mma_Studio crafts immersive digital experiences shaped by atmosphere, motion, and storytelling. In our latest spotlight, founder @ArtemiuLebedev shares a closer look into the studio's world: tympanus.net/codrops/2026/0…

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Scroll-driven storytelling, layered scenes, interactive 3D. @instorier is exploring a different workflow for immersive web experiences — without stitching every interaction together manually. Try it for free: instorier.com/?ref=codrops #promoted

Today, Thibault Guignand explores the making of his portfolio redesign, where WebGL shaders, scroll interactions, and UI transitions all sync through a single motion system powered by GSAP: tympanus.net/codrops/2026/0… @greensock

Reverse-engineering animations is one of the best ways to level up your skills. Today we got @ayotomcs break down his process of rebuilding Claude AI's mascot animations from scratch, frame by frame, purely in code using SVG and GSAP: tympanus.net/codrops/2026/0… @greensock

Today, Lyon-based @Akaru_agency share how they craft digital platforms where design and performance are inseparable. Deliberate work, beautiful results. Read their spotlight: tympanus.net/codrops/?p=112…

What does it really take to design a portfolio that stands out and feels true to your work? In our latest article, @liaartem shares his two year journey of creating a layered, interaction driven portfolio that moves beyond the traditional gallery: tympanus.net/codrops/2026/0…

She wanted to be a painter. Today, she designs immersive digital worlds. In today's spotlight, Sofia Papadopoulou shares her journey from canvas to code, along with insights and selected works: tympanus.net/codrops/2026/0…

Have you tried @instorier yet? It's a different way to build for the web: think scroll-driven timelines, layered scenes, and interactive 3D, all working together without wiring everything up from scratch. Try it free: instorier.com/?ref=codrops #promoted

What does it look like when a portfolio is shaped by both engineering and belief? @JosephSan2301 breaks down the process behind an incredible 3D experience built with Three.js, GSAP, and a deeper sense of purpose: tympanus.net/codrops/2026/0…

In today's spotlight, we step inside Rhumb Studio, the two-person practice of @JackRedley1 and @mael_ruffini, shaped by curiosity and a shared way of thinking about the web: tympanus.net/codrops/2026/0…

Susurrus turns a Three.js scene into a living watercolor world using a Kuwahara shader, post-processing, and subtle interaction to shape mood in real time. @BeachSad2 breaks down the process behind this meditative experiment: tympanus.net/codrops/2026/0…

Today, @__o_state breaks down the making of 4WIDE, a website that pushes visual expression through distortion, blur, and motion. Read about the technical decisions, creative risks, and performance trade-offs behind bringing the experience to life: tympanus.net/codrops/2026/0…

GSAP's easeReverse lets reversed animations use their own easing instead of simply playing the original curve backward. In today's demo, we explore how it works in a playful clip-path menu interaction: tympanus.net/codrops/2026/0… @greensock

Today, @mingjyunhung breaks down False Earth, an incredible WebGPU-powered world where the heavy lifting happens on the GPU: procedural grass, VAT animation, compute shaders, indirect draw, LOD, and GPU-driven culling. Go behind the scenes: tympanus.net/codrops/?p=109…

Today, Bjørn Fjellstad shares the story behind @instorier, a tool built to make immersive storytelling on the web more approachable. Learn how to use it to build a Moon journey shaped by scroll, timelines, layered scenes, 3D atmosphere, and interaction: tympanus.net/codrops/2026/0…

He taught himself to build motion, then kept pushing until images began to move like choreography. What @CorentinBerndu creates isn't just animation but a new visual language for the web: editorial, refined, and distinctly his own. Read his journey: tympanus.net/codrops/2026/0…

💚 3.15 is out, with adaptive directional easing 👀 Ever called reverse() on an animation and noticed the motion feels... off? That's because reversing an animation also reverses the easing curve, so an ease-out becomes an ease-in. Now with easeReverse - you’ve got more creative control over how that reverse animation feels!