Contractor Website · Concept Build
Stone & Timber Remodeling
A premium contractor concept designed to feel more like an architectural experience than a conventional construction website. Full-screen video, scroll-driven storytelling, and a structured consultation flow built for Central Florida.
Independent website concept created by New Level Design Studio. This project was not commissioned by, affiliated with, or endorsed by the business named unless explicitly stated otherwise.

Category
Contractor Website · Cinematic Experience
Project Type
Concept Build
Fictional brand
Demo metrics
Stock media
Deliverables
- — Full-screen responsive video hero
- — Fixed transparent navigation
- — Scroll-controlled hero transition
- — Pinned horizontal narrative (desktop)
- — Plan · Build · Deliver sequence
- — Vertical narrative fallback (mobile)
- — Slot-machine metric animation
- — Editorial featured-project section
- — Multi-step consultation form
- — Cinematic closing footer
- — Reduced-motion accessibility
- — Responsive WebM/MP4 handling
Overview
Stone & Timber Remodeling was developed as a high-end contractor concept for Central Florida. The goal was to move beyond the standard contractor-template format and create a cinematic, scroll-led experience built around construction, material detail, and project confidence. This is a fictional portfolio concept — not a real client engagement.
The Challenge
Most contractor websites rely on predictable hero sections, service cards, stock imagery, and generic calls to action. The challenge was to create a website that could communicate craftsmanship, project control, and premium positioning before a visitor read every detail.
What This Concept Demonstrates
- — A stronger first impression for contractors who want to look established, not templated.
- — Scroll-driven storytelling used in place of a static service-card layout.
- — A structured, multi-step consultation flow that makes requesting an estimate feel considered.

The Approach
The site is structured around a single scrollable journey rather than separate pages — each section transitions with intent.
- — Full-screen responsive video hero with WebM/MP4 and poster fallback
- — Large restrained typography over full-bleed construction media
- — Fixed transparent navigation that reads cleanly over dark video
- — Scroll-controlled hero transition from video into narrative
- — Pinned horizontal narrative on desktop — Plan, Build, and Deliver scenes progress as the user scrolls
- — Vertical narrative fallback on tablet and mobile with full scene visibility
- — Slot-machine metric animation on key project statistics
- — Editorial featured-project presentation with full-bleed photography
- — Multi-step consultation form with validation
- — Cinematic closing footer with full-width construction imagery
- — Reduced-motion and prefers-reduced-motion accessibility handling
- — Responsive poster images for every video segment


Design Direction
Dark Architectural with Material Editorial relief. The visual system moves between two registers — cinematic and editorial — to hold attention across a long scroll.
- — Deep charcoal surfaces in full-bleed video and narrative sections
- — Warm plaster and limestone sections providing editorial contrast and readability
- — Restrained copper accents as the primary brand tone
- — Satoshi Variable — geometric sans at display and body weight throughout
- — Construction and material-focused imagery at every section break
- — Deliberate contrast between cinematic dark scenes and warm editorial content

Motion System
- — GSAP — core animation engine throughout
- — ScrollTrigger — scroll-scrubbed media transforms and section pin control
- — SplitText — headline reveal animations and character-level entrance timing
- — Lenis — smooth scroll implementation with consistent scrub behavior
- — Scroll-scrubbed media transforms — video and image scale, opacity, and position driven by scroll position
- — Desktop pin distance — narrative section pinned for full Plan · Build · Deliver progression
- — Scene-to-scene media progression — each scroll scene transitions to the next via scrubbed opacity and transform
- — Mobile fallback — full vertical narrative sequence without pin scroll
- — Reduced-motion fallback — all GSAP instances respect prefers-reduced-motion


Technical Implementation
- — React 19 · TypeScript 5.9 · Vite 7
- — GSAP 3.15 — ScrollTrigger and SplitText plugins
- — Lenis 1.3 — smooth scroll with consistent scrub behavior
- — React Hook Form 7.8 · Zod 4.4 — multi-step consultation form validation
- — Netlify Forms — zero-backend form submission handling
- — Responsive WebM/MP4 — video served with format fallback and poster image per breakpoint
- — Responsive image srcset — scene photography loaded at appropriate resolution per viewport
- — Accessibility-conscious motion handling — all animations respect prefers-reduced-motion



Outcome
The final concept demonstrates how a contractor website can move beyond a conventional brochure layout and use cinematic media, scroll choreography, and a structured consultation flow to create a stronger premium impression.
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