Project overview
Kyprox builds websites for musicians, artists and performers. The platform presents an artist's identity through interactive visuals — a particle logo, a 3D microphone, tactile slider controls — and gives fans and bookers a clear way to get in touch.
The challenge
Independent artists need a web presence that feels like their music, but most builders produce the same layouts and slow down under large images, video and animation. Bookings and collaboration requests also got lost in social media messages.
The approach
We designed a visual system that can be themed per artist, then kept the heavy work — 3D models and particles — isolated from content so pages render quickly and stay usable while visuals load. Every page ends in a clear route to enquire.
The architecture
- Next.js with server-rendered pages for speed and search visibility
- Three.js for 3D objects such as the studio microphone
- tsParticles for the animated particle logo
- GSAP and Framer Motion for scroll and page transitions
- Tailwind CSS design system themed per artist
- Form handling for booking and collaboration enquiries
The product
Visitors are greeted by a particle version of the artist's logo, explore services and packages presented around a 3D microphone, and use slider-style cards inspired by studio equipment before sending an enquiry.
Key features
- Particle logo intro
- 3D studio objects
- Service and package presentation
- Studio-inspired interactive cards
- Booking and collaboration enquiry form
- Mobile-first responsive layouts
UX decisions
- Visual themes borrow from studio hardware — faders and microphones — so the site feels native to music.
- Content stays readable and clickable while 3D elements load in the background.
- A persistent menu and short enquiry form keep the path to booking one tap away.
Technology
- Next.js
- Three.js
- GSAP
- Framer Motion
- tsParticles
- Tailwind CSS
Deployment
Deployed on an edge network with server rendering for pages and optimised delivery for media assets.
Outcome
Artists get a site that looks like their work rather than a template, loads quickly on phones and gives fans and bookers a direct way to reach them.







