Tools & technologies
Interactive websites
Most websites get read.
Most websites get read. These get experienced — built through motion, structure and interaction to create something people actually remember.
Sites people remember
The goal isn't novelty for novelty's sake: it's building moments that stay in memory. A hero transition only this site can have. A cursor that reacts with personality. A scroll that surprises.
Stack
React/Next.js, Three.js, GSAP, Lenis, WebGL shaders, Framer Motion. A complete toolkit for taking concepts into production.
Operating locations
Studio in Madrid
Based in Madrid, working remotely with brands, studios and agencies inside and outside Spain.
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Decision flow
A well-designed interaction stands out because you don't notice it.
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Friction map
Users don't remember the animation; they remember how the page felt.
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Journey shape
Every micro-interaction is a kept promise about how the product behaves.
Work with JMWEB
Let's build something with personality.
It all starts with a conversation. Bring a brief, a reference, a half-baked idea — I'll take it from there.
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Next projects:

Cumbres
Landing page + e-commerce for an alpine gear brand. Photo shoot on a real glacier, a 3D harness configurator, and a scrollytelling story about the first rope teams. Built with Next.js + Three.js so the kit can be seen, rotated and weighed.
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Sweet Studio
Visual identity + e-commerce for a boutique patisserie. Product-by-product 3D renders in Blender, a pastel palette over a black background, and a checkout that dodges the usual friction in food DTC. A lot of care in the art direction.
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Prism Core
Brand concept for an on-chain trading platform. The holographic gem rotates in WebGL with real chromatic dispersion (genuine refraction indices, not faked) and the circuit ring reacts to the cursor. Three.js + custom GLSL shaders.
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Pour Sessions
Art direction + photography for a studio that paints with ink and milk on canvas. Brand capsule with an editorial site, macro videos at 240 fps of every splash, and a print shop. Spoiler: it smelled better than it looks.
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