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Cinder City FC Featured

This is where the city shows up. Cinder City FC's background is a full-bleed, real-time Gaussian Splatting reconstruction of the stadium, with a camera that drifts on its own instead of sitting on a fixed hero shot. A WebGPU compute shader runs a genuine Mexican-wave simulation through the crowd, using TSL storage buffers with a WebGL fallback. An interactive SVG board lets fans page through tactics and formations, with Player and Fixture custom post types, a Position taxonomy, and an AJAX form for membership and ticketing enquiries.

Club Sports
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Seaward Featured

Seaward

$129

Ocean energy, at grid scale. Seaward's hero is a self-hosted Three.js WebGL2 ocean, its surface built from summed Gerstner waves under PBR water shading, with a procedural wind farm on the horizon. A GPU curl-noise field pushes roughly 262,000 particles across the sky to trace wind flow in real time. An animated SVG diagram maps energy from turbine to grid, backed by a Project custom post type, Technology taxonomy, and an AJAX form for partnership enquiries.

Cinematic Corporate
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Chroma Featured

Chroma

$129

Color, without compromise. Chroma's hero runs a genuine stable-fluids solver on the GPU — semi-Lagrangian advection, vorticity confinement and Jacobi pressure projection, all in raw self-hosted WebGL2 — so pigment actually swirls and mixes rather than looping. The interactive Shade Wall filters and cross-fades live previews with a five-shade compare tray, and the sticky Palette Rail lets visitors recolor the entire page from a swatch nav. A Product CPT and Category taxonomy drive the catalog, with AJAX signup for shade-list drops.

Bold E-commerce
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Isoprime Featured

Isoprime

$89

Control the reaction. Perfect the cell. Isoprime's hero simulates foam nucleation on the GPU in real time — up to 56 independently-timed cells rendered as a metaball/SDF field with polynomial smooth-min blending, in raw self-hosted WebGL2. An interactive Blow/Gel Balance visualizer shows how catalyst ratios reshape cell structure, and a sticky Process Rail recolors the page as visitors move through each production stage. A Catalyst CPT, Application taxonomy and AJAX enquiry form round out the site for polyurethane formulators.

Industrial Technical
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Xindian Featured

Xindian

$89

Built on real production-floor photography. Xindian opens with an unretouched plant photo under a bold headline and a cinematic scrim — no animation standing in for the real thing. Frosted-glass panels carry that treatment through the nav, cards, forms and footer site-wide, while an interactive Blow/Gel Balance visualizer and a scroll-drawn SVG reaction-pathway diagram explain the chemistry. A Catalyst CPT and Application taxonomy hold the live newtopchem.cn product line, with an AJAX technical-enquiry form for buyers.

Industrial Technical
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Fumée Featured

Fumée

$89

Real GPU buoyant-smoke simulation meets a mixology craft-studio menu. Fumée's hero runs an actual Navier-Stokes solver in WebGL2, so smoke curls and dissipates with real fluid dynamics rather than a sprite loop. The Speakeasy Reveal layout uncovers each section with a spotlight scroll instead of a rail or bento grid, while self-drawing SVG flavour-radar charts and hand-drawn bar-tool icons carry the tasting notes. A Cocktail CPT and Spirit Family taxonomy back an AJAX reservation-enquiry form.

Cinematic Editorial
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Ingot

Ingot

$79

A deep-blue, GPU-driven theme for a semiconductor design house. Drag to turn a real Three.js 3D chip package rendered with post-processing bloom, and switch between six process nodes live — each one changes the package's color, roughness, density and bloom on the fly. A GSAP ScrollTrigger reel pins the fab process as you scroll, with Lenis smooth scroll running site-wide. A Chip CPT and Process Node taxonomy organize the catalog, set in Space Grotesk over IBM Plex Sans and Mono.

Futuristic Technical
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Facet

Facet

$69

Facet is a multipurpose business theme built around one real idea: one theme, five faces. A single configurable preset system swaps the entire visual identity — palette, type pairing, layout rhythm — across five distinct industry-ready looks, so agencies and corporate teams can launch a genuinely different-feeling site from the same build instead of re-theming from scratch. It's five real starting points, not one generic template stretched five ways.

Business Corporate
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Corner

Corner

$69

Corner is a multipurpose sports theme built for combat and athletics businesses running more than one discipline under one roof. Five real discipline-specific presets ship in a single install, each with its own layout rhythm and content structure, so a multi-discipline gym or club gets a site that actually looks built for each program instead of one generic sports template stretched and reused five separate times.

Business Multipurpose
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Selvedge

Selvedge

$69

Selvedge is built for textile and weaving studios, and its core claim is literal: the cloth on the page is computed, not photographed. Real weave-draft data drives the pattern rendering, so warp and weft interlace on screen the way an actual loom would produce them, down to the structure of the weave itself. It's a craft-and-editorial layout built around that computed cloth, not a theme dressed up with stock fabric photography.

Business Craft
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Splice

Splice

$69

Splice is built for video editing and post-production studios, and it takes its premise seriously: the page isn't decorated with video, it's built from it. Sections are structured as real clip transitions and cuts rather than static blocks with a video background bolted on, giving the whole site a cinematic, dark, technical feel that matches the craft it's selling — a portfolio built the way an editor actually thinks, in cuts, not slides.

Cinematic Dark
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Patina

Patina

$69

Patina is built for auction houses, working from a simple premise: what a thing is, and what it has been. A real WebGL2 and Three.js renderer lets objects be examined under raking light, the same low, grazing angle appraisers use to reveal wear, repair, and age that flat photography hides. The rest of the site runs on custom PHP with no page builder, keeping catalogue and provenance pages exact rather than assembled from generic blocks.

Editorial Light
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