A ski race is decided in motion; a browser experience can be, too. For “SLALOM — La Flèche Night Race,” the course inspection turns the act of scrolling into a downhill run, guiding visitors through a dramatic night race one section at a time. The result feels less like reading about an event and more like approaching the start gate, anticipating each turn, and discovering the course as it unfolds.
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Behind that sensation is a carefully choreographed design challenge: make the movement feel fast and fluid without losing the story, the spectacle, or the wayfinding. Scroll-driven transitions bring the course to life, while the visual language evokes the energy of competition after dark. It’s a compelling example of how a sports experience can borrow the rhythm of the sport itself—not just its imagery.
The full case study takes you behind the scenes, from the creative concept to the browser techniques that make the descent work. And there’s one particularly clever decision that makes the whole course feel less like a webpage and more like a run…
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