Browse the six catalogs
Backgrounds, heroes, text effects, buttons, controls, widgets. Open each page, scroll, see the components live.
Six catalogs, thirty seven premium components. Pick the ones you love by reference code, send them to us, and we build your site from confirmed taste. No mood boards, no guessing.
No more endless calls about what kind of button you want. Browse the catalog like a menu, write down the codes that feel like your brand, send the list. The build starts from confirmed taste.
Backgrounds, heroes, text effects, buttons, controls, widgets. Open each page, scroll, see the components live.
Every component has a code. Note the ones you like. Example: BG 03, HR 02, BT 04, WG 06.
Use the shortlist tool below or email us directly. Add any notes about copy, colors, or brand voice.
Premium production from confirmed taste. Theme aware, bilingual, ready to deploy on Cloudflare.
Every PBG page begins with the air around the words. Pick a mesh, a shader, a stream of paths, a quiet gradient. Each one is premium and copy paste ready.
The shader running behind the hero you just scrolled past is BG 05. Volumetric aurora rendered in three.js, three theme tinted color stops, soft motion, no audio. The widest visual range in the catalog.
A trio of soft radial pools rotating against each other. Cheap on GPU, expensive looking.
A WebGL plasma flowing across a faint grid, retuned to PBG warm gold so it reads as us.
Three blobs that morph and rotate slowly. Quiet enough to sit under long form copy without competing.
Four pattern families on rotation: neural lattice, organic flow, geometric grid, slow spirals.
A volumetric aurora rendered in three.js. Three theme tinted color stops. The widest visual range.
Skewed light beams, a dot grid, a soft halo. The most editorial of the six. Pair with serif heroes.
Four heroes plus an interactive 3D bonus. Each one is built for first impressions, tested at 60fps. The cinematic showpiece is the finale, pinned through several screen heights.
Classical structure, modern feel. The single rotating slot does the heavy lifting while the rest of the page stays still.
Tilted glass pills drift behind a gradient headline. Set the mood without a single photograph.
A canvas particle field with mouse repel. Reacts to the user before they read a word.
An interactive 3D scene rendered directly in HTML. For a product hero, a brand mascot, or one beat of wonder.
The finale. A pinned timeline that delivers a tagline, a rising card, a tilting phone, a counting metric, two glass badges, and a final pullback.
Headlines and key phrases deserve more than a sans serif. Each effect here is small and fast. Use them sparingly. One per page is usually enough.
Per character spring entry cycles through a list. Excellent for product positioning and hero subheads.
Types each phrase, deletes, and types the next. Calmer than text rotate, ideal for code and craft contexts.
A clip path retracts left to right, exposing the highlighted word. Use for one key promise per page.
A hand drawn ellipse circles the headline as you arrive. Personal, editorial, never digital.
Each letter shifts color as the pointer brushes past. Quietly interactive, never distracting.
Buttons translated from the curated reference list to vanilla HTML, CSS, and GSAP. Every one reskins to the active theme without changing markup.
For destructive actions. The label is locked, the press fills the bar, the action fires only when the bar completes.
A primary call to action that broadcasts importance. The halo breathes, the conic ring rotates, a click ripple confirms the press.
A pill row that hides its labels until you reach. Each pill expands from a small circle, fills with a gradient, reveals its name.
A delight micro interaction. Click to save, the icon fills, a halo flashes, and seven particles fly out radially.
A three line icon that morphs into an X. Three SVG paths driven entirely by aria expanded, no JS keyframing.
A primary action with a rotating gradient ring. Click to flip into a busy state, the ring keeps spinning.
A retro chunky physical button. The cap depresses on press, the LED lights up gold, a soft halo blooms under it.
Toggles, inputs, sliders, popovers. Every control reskins to the active theme. Built so the state is unmistakable at a glance.
A tropical pattern track with a chunky gradient slider. The thumb glides, the entire control feels like a polished tile.
A switch with depth. The cap rides on a recessed track. The cap turns to the active accent once on.
Type a word then comma, enter, or space. The chip flies in, the input clears, the focus stays put.
A live rule list. As the user types, each rule turns from a dim bullet to a satisfied check. A strength bar fills in time.
Drag and the value pops above the thumb. The thumb scales up while active, the fill streams with an accent gradient.
Click the anchor, a card slides up with a caret. Escape closes, click outside closes, focus moves to the close button.
Composite components that anchor a page section. Pricing, checkout, carousels, photo grids, docks, tabs, device tilt, avatar stacks.
A device mock that lays flat at first, then rises toward the camera as the user scrolls. The body shimmers to keep the eye in motion.
Compact pills that reveal a content panel below. Only one open at a time. The selected pill takes the accent color.
A bottom dock that magnifies the icon nearest the cursor. The neighbors scale down as the active icon rises.
A pointer drag carousel for testimonials. Mandatory bilingual hint and breathing chevrons stay visible.
A nine tile grid with a visible zoom hint. Click any tile and it grows to fill the frame while the others fade.
Toggle monthly to yearly and the digits tween between values. The CTA stays bold so the user can compare and commit.
A summary surface where quantity buttons drive the totals. The numbers count up and down, the CTA pulses.
Stacked avatars with a hover tooltip per face. The overflow chip carries the remainder of the team.
Type the codes you liked, or click pick on any card above and watch them collect here. When the list is ready, send it to us. We start from confirmed taste.