A central headline anchors a radial explosion of mail-themed stickers that scatter across
A central headline anchors a radial explosion of mail-themed stickers that scatter across the viewport and transition into a slow, multi-layered ambient drift.
The 'Got Mail?' headline appears first, followed by a rapid assembly of mail objects—tags, envelopes, and badges—into a dense central stack. This pile suddenly detonates outward in a radial scatter, with each object landing in a balanced yet irregular field. Once scattered, the elements maintain a gentle, continuous parallax-like drift and rotation while a hand-drawn moth-like shape floats across the scene and a focus ring highlights the text.
Choreography, beat by beat
Headline 'Got Mail?' fades into center
Stickers and mail items scale up rapidly into a dense central stack
Radial explosion: items scatter outward to fill the viewport with a snappy overshoot (ease-out-back)
Ambient drift begins: all items perform slow, independent translation and rotation
Cream-colored bird shape fades in and drifts leftward across the headline
Dashed pill-shaped focus ring appears around the headline text
Global exit: all elements fade out simultaneously
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Element
Change
From → To
Timing
Headline
reveal
0 → 1
250ms · ease-out
Stickers/Mail objects
transform
0 → 1
900ms · ease-out
Stickers/Mail objects
transform
center → scattered positions
650ms · ease-out-back
Stickers/Mail objects
transform
-3 deg → 3 deg
4000ms · ease-in-out
Stickers/Mail objects
parallax
0px → 15px
5000ms · ease-in-out
Floating Bird
transform
center-right → left
3500ms · linear
Focus Ring
reveal
0 → 1
400ms · ease-out
Headline
reveal
1 → 0
250ms · ease-in
What video honestly can't tell you
Exact spring constants for the explosion overshoot
Whether the background dot grid possesses subtle parallax
Individual sticker vibration vs. group oscillation frequencies
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