The user wants a fully animated 3D website for a clothing brand with a premium feel. I need to create a single HTML file with: 1. Three.js (version 0.160.0) using importmap and ES modules 2. Premium design with smooth animations 3. 3D elements - could be a rotating clothing item, particles, or abstract 3D shapes 4. Modern UI with smooth scrolling, hover effects 5. Multiple sections: hero, products, about, contact Let me design a premium clothing brand site: - Brand name: something like "ATELIER" or "NOVA" or "LUXE" - Dark theme with gold/cream accents for premium feel - Hero section with 3D rotating object (maybe a torus knot or abstract shape, or a 3D text/logo) - Product cards with 3D hover effects - Smooth scroll animations - Parallax effects - Loading screen - Custom cursor - Marquee text - Grain texture overlay For the 3D part, I could: - Create a rotating 3D clothing item (hard to model procedurally, but I could make an abstract representation) - Use a torus knot or geometric sculpture as a premium visual - Create 3D fabric-like waves - Use particles forming a shape Let me create a sophisticated design: - Dark background (#0a0a0a) with cream/beige text - Serif font for headings (like Playfair Display or Cormorant) - Sans-serif for body (Inter or Space Grotesk) - Three.js scene with floating geometric shapes, maybe a cloth simulation feel - Scroll-triggered animations using GSAP - Custom cursor - Preloader Structure: 1. Preloader 2. Fixed nav 3. Hero with 3D canvas background 4. Marquee strip 5. Collection section with product cards 6. About/Manifesto section with scroll animations 7. Lookbook/gallery 8. Contact/footer For Three.js, I'll create: - A rotating torus knot or icosahedron with premium material (metallic, env lighting) - Floating particles - Mouse parallax - Maybe a cloth-like plane with wave animation Let me use GSAP for animations (ScrollTrigger), and Three.js 0.160.0 via importmap. I'll build a nice scene: a large central sculpture (maybe a torus knot with metallic gold material), plus floating spheres/particles, with fog. Mouse interaction rotates the scene. Also could add a second small 3D canvas or just one full-screen hero canvas. Let me write the code: ```html MAISON NOIR — Premium Apparel ... ``` Design details: - Fonts: Google Fonts - "Cormorant Garamond" or "Playfair Display" for display, "Inter" or "Manrope" for body - Colors: #0e0d0b background, #e8e2d5 cream text, gold accent #c9a96a - Custom cursor: dot + circle follower - Preloader with percentage counter - Hero: huge typography "MAISON NOIR" or "ATELIER" with 3D sculpture behind - Products: 4 cards with images (use CSS gradients/placeholder images from unsplash? Better to use CSS-generated visuals to avoid broken images — but unsplash usually works. Actually for reliability, I could use images from picsum or unsplash source. Unsplash source is deprecated. Let me use CSS gradient placeholders with product names, or use images.unsplash.com direct URLs which are stable.) Actually, to be safe and self-contained, I can create product visuals with CSS gradients and SVG patterns. But real images look more premium. Let me use images.unsplash.com URLs which are stable. I'll add onerror fallback. Hmm, but the instruction says render in iframe in browser. Unsplash images should load fine. Let me use a few known stable unsplash photo IDs for fashion: - https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1521572163474-6864f9cf17ab (tshirt) - https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1523381210434-271e8be1f52b (clothes rack) - https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1441986300917-64674bd600d8 (store) - https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1490481651871-ab68de25d43d (fashion) - https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1445205170230-053b83016050 (clothes) - https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1483985988355-763728e1935b (shopping fashion) - https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1509631179647-0177331693ae (dress) - https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1515886657613-9f3515b0c78f (fashion model) These are commonly used stable URLs. I'll add fallback handling with onerror hiding and a gradient background behind. Three.js scene plan: - Scene with fog - Central object: TorusKnot with MeshPhysicalMaterial (metalness, roughness, gold color) — or maybe an icosahedron with wireframe + solid inner - Ring of floating spheres - Particle field (Points with BufferGeometry) - Lights: ambient, directional, point lights (warm and cool) - Mouse parallax on camera - Slow rotation - Scroll-based rotation speed or camera z Maybe also a cloth-like plane with vertex displacement (sine waves) in the background — that would fit clothing brand. I could do a large plane with many segments, animate vertices with noise-ish sine functions, with a dark material and wireframe overlay. That gives "fabric" feel. Let me do that as a background element. Actually let me combine: - Background: large plane with wave vertex animation, dark color, subtle - Midground: floating particles - Foreground: rotating torus knot sculpture (gold metallic) — hero centerpiece Plus a second Three.js scene? Maybe not necessary; one canvas fixed as hero background, and maybe another small canvas in a "fabric" section. To keep performance good, one canvas is fine, but I could add a second mini canvas for a product viewer with rotating sphere/capsule. Let me add a second canvas in the "craft" section showing a slowly rotating icosahedron with wireframe — adds depth. Actually, let me keep it manageable but rich: one main hero canvas (full screen, fixed within hero), and one canvas in the manifesto section. Hmm, fixed background canvas for whole page could be cool — canvas fixed behind everything with different scroll behaviors. Let me make the hero canvas absolute in hero section, and a second canvas in another section. GSAP ScrollTrigger for: - Hero text reveal (split lines) - Section headings fade/slide - Product cards stagger - Parallax on images - Horizontal marquee (CSS animation) - Stats counter animation - Progress bar Custom cursor: dot + trailing ring, grows on hover of links. Preloader: brand name letters reveal, counter 0-100, then curtain lift. Nav: fixed, mix-blend-mode difference or backdrop blur, links with underline animation, hamburger for mobile (maybe simple). Sections: 1. Hero — full viewport, 3D canvas, huge serif headline "WORN WITH INTENT" or brand name. CTA buttons. Scroll indicator. 2. Marquee — "NEW SEASON — FW25 — ..." infinite scroll 3. Collection — product grid (4 items) with hover image zoom, "Add to cart" button appearing 4. Manifesto/Craft — split layout with 3D canvas or image, big text reveal on scroll (word-by-word opacity) 5. Stats — numbers (count up) 6. Lookbook — horizontal scroll section (GSAP horizontal pin) or grid gallery with parallax 7. Newsletter/CTA 8. Footer Let me be careful with performance and code length. It'll be long but that's fine. Let me write the Three.js hero scene: ```js import * as THREE from 'three'; const canvas = document.getElementById('hero-canvas'); const renderer = new THREE.WebGLRenderer({ canvas, antialias: true, alpha: true }); renderer.setPixelRatio(Math.min(window.devicePixelRatio, 2)); renderer.setSize(canvas.clientWidth, canvas.clientHeight); const scene = new THREE.Scene(); scene.fog = new THREE.FogExp2(0x0a0908, 0.055); const camera = new THREE.PerspectiveCamera(45, w/h, 0.1, 100); camera.position.set(0, 0, 14); // Lights const ambient = new THREE.AmbientLight(0xffffff, 0.3); const key = new THREE.DirectionalLight(0xffe9c4, 2); const rim = new THREE.PointLight(0xc9a96a, 30, 50); const cool = new THREE.PointLight(0x3a4a6b, 20, 50); // Main sculpture — torus knot const geo = new THREE.TorusKnotGeometry(2.2, 0.55, 220, 36); const mat = new THREE.MeshPhysicalMaterial({ color: 0xc9a96a, metalness: 1, roughness: 0.18, clearcoat: 1, clearcoatRoughness: 0.2, envMapIntensity: 1.5 }); ``` For metallic materials to look good without env map, they appear dark. I should add an environment map. I can use RoomEnvironment from three/addons: ```js import { RoomEnvironment } from 'three/addons/environments/RoomEnvironment.js'; const pmrem = new THREE.PMREMGenerator(renderer); scene.environment = pmrem.fromScene(new RoomEnvironment(renderer), 0.04).texture; ``` In 0.160.0, RoomEnvironment constructor takes renderer optionally? `new RoomEnvironment()` — in some versions it takes renderer. In 0.160, RoomEnvironment() doesn't require renderer I think. Let me check: RoomEnvironment class extends Scene, constructor() — in r160 it's `new RoomEnvironment()`. Actually earlier versions had `new RoomEnvironment()` too. The example usage: ```js const environment = new RoomEnvironment( renderer ); const pmremGenerator = new THREE.PMREMGenerator( renderer ); scene.environment = pmremGenerator.fromScene( environment ).texture; ``` In r160, RoomEnvironment constructor signature: `constructor()` — hmm. In some versions it was `constructor(renderer)` but it wasn't used. Passing renderer is harmless. I'll pass nothing to be safe... Actually in r160, looking at the source, RoomEnvironment constructor doesn't take arguments. Passing an extra arg is harmless in JS. I'll call `new RoomEnvironment()`. Also add a wireframe icosahedron shell around it, floating spheres, particles. Cloth plane: create plane geometry 40x40 with 60x60 segments, animate z with sine waves, material dark with slight color, positioned behind (z = -8), rotated slightly. Use MeshStandardMaterial with wireframe false, color 0x111111, metalness 0.3 roughness 0.8. Maybe add wireframe second mesh with low opacity gold. Particles: 800 points in a sphere distribution, PointsMaterial size 0.05, color gold, transparent, opacity 0.6. Rotate slowly. Mouse parallax: target camera position lerp. Scroll influence: rotate group based on scrollY. Second canvas (craft section): rotating icosahedron wireframe + inner sphere, or a "fabric" grid plane with waves facing camera. Let me do a sphere with displacement? Simpler: icosahedron wireframe gold + points on vertices. Or a cloth simulation-ish plane waving in front of text. I'll do a waving plane grid (wireframe gold, low opacity) — represents fabric. Actually, to reduce complexity, maybe make the second 3D piece a rotating "hanger" abstract? Too complex. Waving grid plane is good and thematic (fabric). Let me also add a product hover 3D tilt effect on cards (vanilla JS mousemove tilt). Now the word-by-word manifesto text reveal: split paragraph into spans, GSAP ScrollTrigger with stagger opacity. Horizontal lookbook: a pinned section with horizontal scroll. GSAP ScrollTrigger pin + translate x. Need to be careful with mobile; maybe on mobile fallback to vertical. I'll implement with a check: if window width > 768 do horizontal pin, else skip. Or simpler: use a scroll-driven horizontal track without pin — translate based on scroll. Let me do the pinned horizontal scroll with GSAP, it's premium. Add overflow hidden. Actually pinning inside an iframe should be fine. Let me also add: - Scroll progress bar at top - Back to top - Cart drawer? Maybe a simple cart counter that increments with toast notification. Nice interactive touch: "Add to cart" increments count, shows toast, mini cart panel. Let me add a simple cart drawer with items list, quantity, total, remove. That makes it feel like a real premium e-commerce site. Keep it functional in JS. Custom cursor with mix-blend-difference. Magnetic buttons effect. Let me now carefully write the code. Fonts: - Display: "Cormorant Garamond" (light, italic options) — very premium fashion feel - Body/UI: "Manrope" or "Space Grotesk". Fashion brands often use clean sans. I'll use "Manrope". Colors: - bg: #0c0b09 (near black warm) - surface: #14120f - text: #ece5d8 - muted: #8a8378 - accent gold: #c8a15a - accent2: maybe deep red? Keep monochrome + gold. Layout sections: 1. Preloader 2. Cursor 3. Progress bar 4. Nav: logo "NOIR ATELIER" or "MAISON NOIR". Let me pick brand name: "ATELIER NOIR" — nice. Tagline "Premium essentials". Nav links: Collection, Manifesto, Lookbook, Contact. Cart button with count. 5. Hero: canvas, huge title "ATELIER NOIR" or tagline "Silence, cut in cloth." Big serif. Sub copy. CTAs: "Explore Collection", "Our Craft". Side vertical text. Scroll indicator. Maybe small stats. 6. Marquee divider. 7. Collection (#collection): heading "The Collection", filter tabs? Maybe category filter (All / Outerwear / Knitwear / Bottoms) with JS filtering — nice interactivity. 4-6 products. Let me do 6 products with category data attributes and filter buttons. Product card: image (aspect 3/4), hover zoom + second image? Keep single image with zoom, name, price, add button. 8. Manifesto (#manifesto): big text reveal word by word, plus waving fabric 3D canvas, stats counters. 9. Lookbook (#lookbook): horizontal scroll pinned gallery. 10. Testimonial? Maybe skip to keep length manageable. Or a quote section. 11. Newsletter CTA with input + button (JS validation, success message). 12. Footer with links, socials (inline SVG), copyright. 13. Cart drawer (off-canvas right), overlay. 14. Toast container. Products data (in JS for rendering or static HTML). Static HTML is simpler for filter: data-category attributes. I'll render statically. Product images from unsplash (stable IDs I know): 1. Overshirt / jacket: photo-1551028719-00167b16eac5 (leather jacket) — yes that's a leather jacket image. 2. Knit sweater: photo-1576871337622-98d48d1cf531 (sweater? not sure). Known fashion ones: - photo-1521572163474-6864f9cf17ab — white t-shirt (very famous) - photo-1523381210434-271e8be1f52b — clothes hanging (famous) - photo-1441986300917-64674bd600d8 — clothing store rack (famous) - photo-1445205170230-053b83016050 — clothes rack woman? (famous fashion) - photo-1490481651871-ab68de25d43d — fashion woman red? (famous) - photo-1483985988355-763728e1935b — woman shopping bags (famous) - photo-1509631179647-0177331693ae — woman in dress yellow? (famous) - photo-1515886657613-9f3515b0c78f — fashion model pink bg (famous) - photo-1529139574466-a303027c1d8b — woman fashion (famous) - photo-1487222477894-8943e31ef7b2 — fashion? - photo-1496747611176-843222e1e57c — woman white dress (famous) - photo-1503342217505-b0a15ec3261c — man in jacket? (famous "yellow hoodie"? Actually it's a guy with backpack?) Not sure. - photo-1551028719-00167b16eac5 — brown leather jacket (famous) - photo-1591047139829-d91aecb6caea — man jacket? maybe - photo-1544022613-e87ca75a784a — hoodie? not sure - photo-1620799140408-edc6dcb6d633 — t-shirt mockup (famous) - photo-1618354691373-d851c5c3a990 — tshirt - photo-1578932750294-f5075e85f44a — ? - photo-1434389677669-e08b4cac3105 — clothes hanging minimal (famous) - photo-1520975954732-35dd22299614 — man portrait fashion - photo-1524504388940-b1c1722653e1 — woman fashion portrait (famous) - photo-1487412720507-e7ab37603c6f — woman makeup fashion (famous) - photo-1539109136881-3be0616acf4b — fashion woman (famous) - photo-1552374196-1ab2a1c593e8 — man portrait (famous) - photo-1507003211169-0a1dd7228f2d — man portrait (famous) - photo-1521341957697-b93449760f30 — ? I'll use the well-known ones. Add `?q=80&w=800&auto=format&fit=crop` params. For lookbook images, use fashion portraits. Fallback: wrap images in div with aspect ratio and gradient bg; onerror set opacity 0. Now GSAP via CDN: use cdnjs gsap 3.12.5 + ScrollTrigger. That's fine (not three.js, so no version constraint issue — the constraint is only for Three.js). Preloader: percentage counter animating to 100, then reveal. Use JS interval tied to actual load or just timed animation. I'll do a timed counter 0→100 over ~1.8s with easing, then slide preloader up, then start hero animations. Hero title reveal: lines with overflow hidden, translateY 110% → 0 stagger. Let me think about the hero composition: - Canvas absolute full hero - Content: top-left small "Est. 2016 — Paris / Tokyo", center huge "ATELIER" "NOIR" with italic accent, sub copy, buttons. - Bottom: scroll indicator + coordinates text. - Right side vertical text "FW25 — 'Quiet Form'". Typography sizes: clamp(3.5rem, 12vw, 11rem). Nav: fixed top, padding, logo left, links center/right, cart button. On scroll, add background blur class. Now the Three.js hero scene in detail: ```js let renderer, scene, camera, group, knot, particles, cloth, mouse = {x:0,y:0}, targetMouse = {x:0,y:0}; function initHeroScene() { const canvas = document.getElementById('webgl-hero'); renderer = new THREE.WebGLRenderer({canvas, antialias:true, alpha:true}); renderer.setPixelRatio(Math.min(devicePixelRatio, 2)); renderer.toneMapping = THREE.ACESFilmicToneMapping; renderer.toneMappingExposure = 1.1; scene = new THREE.Scene(); scene.fog = new THREE.FogExp2(0x0c0b09, 0.045); camera = new THREE.PerspectiveCamera(42, 1, 0.1, 100); camera.position.set(0, 0.6, 15); const pmrem = new THREE.PMREMGenerator(renderer); scene.environment = pmrem.fromScene(new RoomEnvironment(), 0.04).texture; // lights scene.add(new THREE.AmbientLight(0xffffff, 0.15)); const key = new THREE.DirectionalLight(0xffe6bf, 2.2); key.position.set(5,6,4); scene.add(key); const rim = new THREE.DirectionalLight(0x7a86a8, 1.2); rim.position.set(-6,-2,-5); scene.add(rim); const gold = new THREE.PointLight(0xc8a15a, 60, 40); gold.position.set(0, 3, 6); scene.add(gold); group = new THREE.Group(); scene.add(group); // torus knot const knotGeo = new THREE.TorusKnotGeometry(2.4, 0.62, 260, 40, 2, 3); const knotMat = new THREE.MeshPhysicalMaterial({ color: 0xd8b56a? ... }); ``` Hmm gold knot might look like jewelry — good for premium. Alternatively matte black sculpture with gold wireframe. Let me do: main knot in dark polished material (color 0x1a1a1a, metalness 0.9, roughness 0.25, clearcoat) with gold wireframe overlay slightly scaled? Wireframe of torus knot would be messy. Alternative: gold knot is striking on dark bg. Let me do gold metallic knot with roughness 0.22. Plus an outer thin torus ring (gold, emissive slight) rotating opposite. Plus orbiting small spheres (matte cream). Plus particles. Plus cloth plane behind. Cloth plane: PlaneGeometry(60, 30, 80, 40), rotateX(-Math.PI/2 * 0.9)? Position z=-12, y=0. Animate vertices: z = sin(x*0.3 + t) * cos(y*0.2 + t*0.7) * 1.2. Material: MeshStandardMaterial color 0x14120e, metalness 0.6, roughness 0.5, side DoubleSide. With fog it fades nicely. Store base positions. Actually a vertical fabric wall behind (like a runway curtain) could be elegant: plane vertical at z=-14, width 60 height 30, waves in z. Yes vertical plane, no rotation. Particles: 600 points spread in box 40x20x20, gold color, size 0.06, transparent opacity 0.5, additive blending? Additive on dark bg looks nice. Slow rotation of points group. Orbit spheres: 3 small spheres at radius 5.5, different heights, orbiting via group rotation; each sphere also self-rotates. Materials: one gold, one cream matte, one dark with gold wireframe? Keep simple: MeshStandardMaterial cream and gold. Animation loop: - t += clock delta - knot.rotation.x/y slow - ring.rotation - cloth vertex update (every frame ok with 81x41=3321 verts, fine) - particles rotation - mouse lerp → camera.position.x = mouse.x * 1.2, y = 0.6 + mouse.y*0.8, lookAt(0,0,0) - group.rotation.y += scroll influence - renderer.render Resize handler per canvas. Performance: two canvases with rAF — fine. Pause second canvas when not in viewport (IntersectionObserver) to save perf. Good practice. Second scene (fabric grid) in manifesto: a plane 16x10 with 60x40 segments, wireframe material gold opacity 0.35, waves animated, camera z=12. Also maybe slow rotate. Plus particles? Keep just grid + a soft sphere? Grid alone is elegant. Add a large soft sphere behind? Keep grid only, with fog. Alternatively make the second canvas a "product spinner": a capsule (clothing-like abstract) with gold material rotating — like a product viewer. A capsule (CapsuleGeometry exists in three) with physical material, on a small pedestal disc. That's nice for "craft" section: "Engineered thread. Cut with intent." Hmm, waving fabric grid is more thematic. I'll do waving grid with two layers (wireframe gold + solid dark slightly offset) for depth. Cart functionality: - products: id, name, price, img - addToCart(id): push to cart array, update count badge (bounce animation), toast "Added to bag — {name}", open drawer? Just toast + badge. - Cart drawer lists items with qty +/- and remove, subtotal, checkout button (shows toast "Checkout is disabled in demo" or success animation). - Overlay click closes. Filter: buttons All/Outerwear/Knitwear/Tees/Bottoms — animate hide/show with GSAP (fade+scale) or CSS class with transition. Simple: toggle .hidden with GSAP fromTo. Tilt effect on product cards: mousemove → rotateX/Y small, translateZ image. Magnetic buttons: on mousemove translate slightly toward cursor, reset on leave. Apply to nav CTA and hero buttons. Counters: stats section numbers count up on scroll into view. Marquee: CSS keyframes translateX -50%, duplicated content, pause on hover maybe. Newsletter: submit handler, validate email regex, success state changes button text + show message. Custom cursor: two divs, lerp follow in rAF; hover targets (a, button, .product-card) scale ring. Hide on touch devices (media hover:none). Smooth scrolling: use GSAP ScrollToPlugin? Or CSS scroll-behavior smooth + anchor clicks with JS offset for fixed nav. I'll include ScrollToPlugin via CDN and use gsap.to(window,{scrollTo}) with offset. Actually simpler: CSS `scroll-behavior: smooth` and `scroll-margin-top` on sections. That works fine. But with pinned sections, anchor jumping can be weird; acceptable. Nav hide on scroll down / show on up? Nice premium touch. Implement simple: if scrollY > lastScrollY && > 400 → translateY(-100%), else show. Keep simple. Reduced motion: respect prefers-reduced-motion? Could add but adds code; I'll include a basic check to disable heavy animations maybe skip. Keep code manageable — I'll skip but ensure animations are subtle enough. Actually let me add a simple media check for marquee? Not necessary. Mobile responsiveness: - Nav links hidden on mobile, hamburger menu full-screen overlay with big links, staggered animation. - Hero title clamp sizes. - Product grid: 1col mobile, 2col tablet, 3col desktop (6 products → 3x2). - Lookbook horizontal pin only on desktop (min-width 900px); on mobile it becomes normal vertical grid. Implement: create ScrollTrigger only if window.innerWidth >= 900; else static layout. Handle resize? Keep simple: build trigger based on initial width; on resize just refresh. Grain overlay: SVG noise via data URI feTurbulence, fixed, opacity 0.05, pointer-events none. Let me also add selection color, scrollbar styling. Text reveal on scroll: elements with [data-reveal] get gsap from opacity 0, y 40. Manifesto word reveal: split text into word spans, ScrollTrigger scrub opacity 0.15→1 stagger. Now, code size: this will be big (~1200+ lines). That's fine. Let me write CSS carefully with variables. Key CSS: ```css :root { --bg: #0d0c0a; --bg2: #131109; --surface: #171512; --line: rgba(236,229,216,0.12); --text: #ece5d8; --muted: #97907f; --gold: #c8a15a; --gold-2: #e6c98a; --serif: 'Cormorant Garamond', serif; --sans: 'Manrope', sans-serif; } ``` Buttons: .btn (outline gold, hover fill), .btn-solid. Product card: image container aspect-ratio 3/4, overflow hidden, img scale on hover, quick-add bar slides up from bottom of image. Lookbook horizontal: container with pinned viewport, track flex with 5 panels (images + text). Widths: first panel text 40vw, images 70vh height etc. Standard GSAP horizontal scroll pattern: ```js const track = q('.look-track'); const getScroll = () => track.scrollWidth - window.innerWidth; gsap.to(track, { x: () => -getScroll(), ease:'none', scrollTrigger:{ trigger:'#lookbook', start:'top top', end:() => '+=' + getScroll(), pin:true, scrub:1, invalidateOnRefresh:true }}); ``` Images in lookbook: portrait images with parallax inside panels (inner img moves slower). Keep simple: each panel has image with data-speed parallax via gsap. Section headings style: small overline label (letter-spacing, gold) + big serif heading with italic word. Footer: big brand text outline, columns of links, bottom bar. Now write the Three.js code carefully for r160 API: - `renderer.outputColorSpace = THREE.SRGBColorSpace;` (r152+) - `renderer.toneMapping = THREE.ACESFilmicToneMapping;` - PMREMGenerator + RoomEnvironment from 'three/addons/environments/RoomEnvironment.js' Import map: ```html ``` Use unpkg or jsdelivr. jsdelivr: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/three@0.160.0/build/three.module.js and .../examples/jsm/. I'll use jsdelivr (reliable). GSAP CDN: https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/gsap/3.12.5/gsap.min.js and ScrollTrigger.min.js. These are regular scripts (not modules) — fine alongside module script. Fonts: Google Fonts link for Cormorant Garamond (300,400,500,600 + italics) and Manrope (300-700). Now, hero canvas sizing: canvas absolute inset 0 in hero section (100vh). Renderer size = hero clientWidth/Height. On resize update. The knot positioned slightly right of center on desktop? Camera can offset. I'll place group at x = 0 and shift camera x via mouse; also on desktop shift group x = +2.5 so text left, sculpture right. Use matchMedia: if width>1024 group.position.x = 3.2 else 0 and scale down, and hero text centered on mobile. Hero text layout: left-aligned container. On mobile, sculpture behind text centered — set group.position.x=0, z maybe further, and text overlays with blend? Text over gold knot could clash; on mobile put knot behind with lower opacity? Simpler: on mobile, group.position.y = -1.5 (lower), text top. Fine. Let me define hero content grid: left column text (60%), canvas full behind. On desktop knot at right third. Good. Cloth plane behind at z=-16 width 80 height 40 — with fog exp2 0.045 at distance ~30 from camera, heavily fogged → subtle. Good. Fog color must match bg (#0d0c0a) for seamless. Particles additive gold — nice sparkle. Also add a big soft "glow" via sprite? Skip; tone mapping + env is enough. Ring: TorusGeometry(4.2, 0.02, 16, 200) gold emissive slight, rotation.x = PI/2 * 0.9 tilt. Rotate slowly. Orbiters: group2 with 3 meshes on circle radius 5.2, y offsets; rotate group2.y over time; each mesh bob sin. Knot material: MeshPhysicalMaterial({ color: 0xcfa14f? Let me pick 0xc9a25e, metalness:1.0, roughness:0.28, clearcoat:0.6, clearcoatRoughness:0.3, envMapIntensity:1.4 }). RoomEnvironment gives nice reflections. Also add subtle emissive? No. Scroll effect: gsap.to(scrollState...) — I'll just read window.scrollY in loop: group.rotation.y = base + scrollY*0.0008; camera.position.z = 15 - min(scrollY*0.004, 3)? Subtle zoom out. Careful: hero is 100vh; when scrolled past, canvas hidden (hero overflow hidden, canvas absolute inside hero) — scroll effect still fine. Also fade hero canvas on scroll: gsap to opacity via ScrollTrigger scrub. Nice. Second canvas (manifesto): grid plane 22x12, segments 90x50, wireframe gold transparent 0.28, plus solid dark plane slightly behind offset z -0.3 with opacity 0.6? Solid plane color 0x12100c metalness .4 roughness .6. Waves: z = sin(x*0.8+t)*0.35 + cos(y*0.6+t*0.8)*0.25. Camera z=10. Rotate plane slight rotation.x? Keep facing camera, tilt rotation.x = -0.15. Also rotate whole mesh slowly rotation.y = sin(t*0.2)*0.1. IntersectionObserver pauses when offscreen. Also mouse parallax within section? Skip for second. Also add floating dust particles in second scene? Small addition, reuse function. Keep it: 200 points. Now the JS structure (module script): ```js import * as THREE from 'three'; import { RoomEnvironment } from 'three/addons/environments/RoomEnvironment.js'; // ---------- Preloader ---------- // ---------- Custom cursor ---------- // ---------- Nav / menu ---------- // ---------- Hero 3D ---------- // ---------- Fabric 3D ---------- // ---------- GSAP animations ---------- // ---------- Products / cart ---------- // ---------- Misc (newsletter, toast, counters, tilt, magnetic) ---------- ``` GSAP loaded as global (window.gsap) via CDN script before module — module executes after parsing, and CDN scripts are synchronous, so gsap available. Register ScrollToPlugin? I'll use CSS smooth scroll instead to reduce deps. Actually GSAP ScrollToPlugin is handy for nav offset. I'll just use scrollIntoView with scroll-margin-top CSS. Simple and robust. Edge: pinned lookbook + anchor jump to contact after pinned section — scroll-margin handles it. Let me now write product data (static HTML with data attributes): Products (6): 1. "Atelier Overshirt" — Outerwear — $248 — img leather jacket? Overshirt: photo-1591047139829-d91aecb6caea (man in coat?) Not sure. Use photo-1551028719-00167b16eac5 (leather jacket) → name "Moto Leather Jacket" Outerwear $590. 2. "Heavyweight Crew Tee" — Tees — $85 — photo-1521572163474-6864f9cf17ab (white tee). 3. "Merino Rib Knit" — Knitwear — $210 — photo-1576871337622-98d48d1cf531? unsure. Known knit: photo-1610384104075-e05c8cf200c3? not sure. photo-1620799140408-edc6dcb6d633 is a folded tshirts mockup (that's a mockup of tees). For knitwear, photo-1434389677669-e08b4cac3105 is clothes on hangers minimal — good generic. Let me assign: - Knit: photo-1611312449408-fcece27cdbb7? unsure. Hmm. Known: photo-1576871337622-98d48d1cf531 is "folded clothes"? I recall it's a beige sweater stack — I think it's sweaters folded. Risky. Safer well-known IDs I'm confident about: - photo-1521572163474-6864f9cf17ab — plain white t-shirt flat lay ✓ - photo-1523381210434-271e8be1f52b — colorful t-shirts hanging ✓ - photo-1441986300917-64674bd600d8 — clothing store ✓ - photo-1445205170230-053b83016050 — woman with clothes rack ✓ - photo-1490481651871-ab68de25d43d — woman in red fashion ✓ - photo-1483985988355-763728e1935b — woman with shopping bags ✓ - photo-1509631179647-0177331693ae — woman yellow coat? (fashion street) ✓ - photo-1515886657613-9f3515b0c78f — woman pink background ✓ - photo-1529139574466-a303027c1d8b — woman fashion street ✓ - photo-1524504388940-b1c1722653e1 — woman portrait fashion ✓ - photo-1487412720507-e7ab37603c6f — woman portrait ✓ - photo-1539109136881-3be0616acf4b — woman fashion ✓ - photo-1552374196-1ab2a1c593e8 — man portrait suit ✓ - photo-1507003211169-0a1dd7228f2d — man portrait ✓ - photo-1520975954732-35dd22299614 — man fashion ✓ - photo-1551028719-00167b16eac5 — brown leather jacket ✓ - photo-1434389677669-e08b4cac3105 — minimal clothes hanging ✓ - photo-1496747611176-843222e1e57c — woman white dress ✓ - photo-1620799140408-edc6dcb6d633 — tee mockup ✓ - photo-1485968579580-b6d095142e6e — fashion? not sure - photo-1542272604-787c3835535d — jeans? I think it's jeans photo ✓ (jeans on wall?) Actually that's "blue denim jeans" I believe. - photo-1541099649105-f69ad21f3246 — jeans folded ✓ (I believe this is jeans) - photo-1594633312681-425c7b97ccd1 — woman skirt? not sure - photo-1591047139829-d91aecb6caea — man in olive jacket ✓ (I think it's a man in a coat/jacket — commonly used) - photo-1592878904946-b3cd8ae243d0 — ? unsure - photo-1611312449408-fcece27cdbb7 — folded knits? unsure - photo-1608748010899-18f300247112 — ? unsure - photo-1620799139507-2a76f79a2f4d — tee mockup variant ✓ (same series) - photo-1583743814966-8936f5b7be1a — man in tee? (I think it's a guy in white t-shirt) ✓ commonly used - photo-1571945153237-4929e783af4a — ? unsure For knitwear use photo-1434389677669-e08b4cac3105 (minimal hanging clothes) — works as "knit" loosely. Or use photo-1523381210434-271e8be1f52b (folded/hanging tees colorful) for "Essential Tee 3-Pack". Product list (6): 1. Moto Leather Jacket — Outerwear — $590 — photo-1551028719-00167b16eac5 2. Heavyweight Tee — Tees — $85 — photo-1521572163474-6864f9cf17ab 3. Essential 3-Pack — Tees — $195 — photo-1523381210434-271e8be1f52b 4. Tailored Wool Overcoat — Outerwear — $640 — photo-1591047139829-d91aecb6caea (man olive coat — good) 5. Rib Knit Ensemble — Knitwear — $230 — photo-1434389677669-e08b4cac3105 6. Indigo Selvedge Denim — Bottoms — $265 — photo-1542272604-787c3835535d (jeans) ✓ Categories filter: All, Outerwear, Tees, Knitwear, Bottoms. Lookbook images (5): photo-1490481651871-ab68de25d43d, photo-1529139574466-a303027c1d8b, photo-1515886657613-9f3515b0c78f, photo-1524504388940-b1c1722653e1, photo-1509631179647-0177331693ae. Plus first text panel. Manifesto image: photo-1441986300917-64674bd600d8 (store) or photo-1445205170230-053b83016050. Use one in manifesto, other in newsletter side maybe. Keep manifesto with 3D canvas only + text; add image in "craft" stats? Let me structure manifesto: left sticky text (big word reveal), right canvas fabric grid. Stats row below with 4 counters. Hero background image? No — 3D canvas. OK writing code now. I must be careful about: - Module script + GSAP global usage inside module (fine, gsap is global). - ScrollTrigger registration. - All IDs consistent. Preloader detail: fixed inset, bg dark, center brand letters "ATELIER NOIR" each span animated, counter bottom-right big serif %. After count done (or window load + min time), gsap timeline: letters up, curtain yPercent -100, then hero intro plays. Use window 'load' event plus fallback timeout 3.5s. Hero intro timeline (after preloader): overline fade, title lines up (stagger 0.12), sub fade, buttons fade, side texts fade, nav fade down. Nav initial state: opacity 0 translateY(-20) set via CSS, animate in. ScrollTrigger reveals: `gsap.utils.toArray('[data-reveal]')` each from y:40 opacity:0 trigger 85%. Headings with line masks: class .mask-line > inner span animated. I'll implement generic: elements with [data-mask] wrap? Simpler: pre-structure HTML with .line > .line-inner. I'll do for section titles manually. Counters: gsap to innerText with snap, ScrollTrigger once. Word reveal manifesto: ```js const words = manifestoText.split(' '); container.innerHTML = words.map(w=>`${w}`).join(' '); gsap.to('.w', {opacity:1, ...}) — need scrub: gsap.fromTo with stagger and scrub trigger. ``` Use ScrollTrigger scrub 1, start 'top 80%', end 'bottom 60%'. Cart drawer: fixed right, translateX(100%), .open → 0. Overlay fade. Items rendered from cart array. Qty buttons. Subtotal. Checkout button → toast "Checkout coming soon" or success animation "Order placed ✓". I'll do: button text changes to "Order Confirmed" with check, cart clears after delay. Nice interactive. Toast: fixed bottom-left, slides in, auto dismiss 2.5s. Magnetic: elements .magnetic — on mousemove translate up to 6px toward cursor; leave elastic back (gsap elastic). Tilt cards: .product-card mousemove rotate max 6deg, image translate. Cursor: .cursor-dot (8px gold) + .cursor-ring (36px border). lerp ring. Hover targets: a, button, .p-card → ring scales 1.6 with bg tint. Use event delegation via mouseover/mouseout checking closest. Hide default cursor? Premium sites often keep default + ring. I'll keep default cursor visible but subtle ring follower; on desktop only (pointer:fine). Actually hiding default cursor can hurt usability in iframe; many premium sites hide it. I'll keep `cursor: none`? Risky if JS fails. I'll do: body { cursor: none } only under media (pointer:fine) and JS adds class 'has-cursor' to html enabling CSS cursor:none. If JS fails, normal cursor. Good. Marquee content: "QUIET FORM — FW25 — NEW COLLECTION — FREE SHIPPING OVER $250 — ATELIER NOIR —" repeated. CSS animation 30s linear infinite. Two spans duplicated for seamless. Newsletter: form submit → validate → success message replace. Footer: big outline text "ATELIER NOIR" (stroke text via -webkit-text-stroke), columns, bottom. Also add "back to top" button appears after scroll. Scroll progress bar top: scaleX by scroll. Nav scrolled state: add .scrolled (bg blur + border). Mobile menu: button hamburger (2 lines animate to X), overlay full screen with big links stagger, plus footer info. Lock scroll when open (overflow hidden on body). Now sizes/length: This will be long (~1300-1600 lines). Acceptable. Let me also ensure the module script waits DOM (type=module defers by default — DOM ready). GSAP scripts loaded in head with defer? Place gsap scripts before module at end of body; module scripts execute after document parse, and classic scripts before them execute first. Put gsap CDN scripts right before module script at body end. Good. Three.js scene resize: use ResizeObserver on canvas parent or window resize. Visibility: use IntersectionObserver to toggle `active` flag per scene; rAF loops check flag (still render but skip? better: keep single global rAF for hero always (it's top), second scene only renders when visible). Also pause hero rendering when hero far off-screen? Hero canvas is inside hero (absolute), so once scrolled past it's out of view — but it's not fixed; scroll effect changes its opacity. We can stop rendering when hero bottom < scrollY - some margin via ScrollTrigger onEnter/onLeave back. Implement with IO as well. Good for perf. Pixel ratio cap 1.75. Let me write cloth geometry update efficiently: store positions attribute, basePositions array; loop count = pos.count; compute z. 81*41 ≈ 3300 verts fine. For the hero cloth: PlaneGeometry(90, 45, 90, 45) at z=-18. computeZ per vertex: x,y from base arrays. Now env map: RoomEnvironment via PMREM — in r160: ```js const pmrem = new THREE.PMREMGenerator(renderer); scene.environment = pmrem.fromScene(new RoomEnvironment(), 0.04).texture; ``` RoomEnvironment in r160: `new RoomEnvironment()` — checking memory: examples use `new RoomEnvironment( renderer )` in older, later versions no arg. In r160 the constructor is `constructor()` I believe (they removed renderer param around r157? The param was unused). Passing nothing is safe either way. Tone mapping ACES, exposure 1.05. Colors: gold 0xc9a25e; cream 0xece5d8; dark 0x14120e. Let me also add subtle stars/dust in hero: Points 500, positions random in sphere shell radius 8-20, size 0.045, color 0xd8c9a3, transparent .55, depthWrite false, blending Additive. Rotate slowly. Camera: fov 40, pos (0, 0.4, 16), lookAt(0,0,0). Group at x offset desktop 3.4, y -0.2. Knot scale ~2.3 radius — fits right side. Ring torus radius 4.6 tube .015, color gold emissive 0.35 intensity, rotation z tilt. Orbiters radius 5.6. Also add a large faint backdrop circle? A big ring behind knot (radius 7, tube .01, opacity .25)? Could be elegant "halo". Add. Mouse: normalized -1..1; target camera.x = mouse.x*1.4 + baseX; camera.y = 0.4 + mouse.y*0.9; lerp 0.05. Group counter-rotate slightly: group.rotation.y base spin + mouse.x*0.3? Keep group spin independent; camera parallax enough. Also knot rotation speed increases with scroll velocity? Keep simple: rotation constant + scroll adds offset. Scroll: const scrollInfluence = window.scrollY * 0.0006; group.rotation.y = t*0.15 + scrollInfluence. Hero canvas fade: gsap.to(canvas, {opacity:0.15, scrollTrigger:{trigger:'#hero', start:'top top', end:'bottom top', scrub:true}}). OK also add WebGL fallback: if WebGL not available, hide canvas (try/catch). Now write HTML sections with real copy (premier tone): Hero overline: "FW25 · Quiet Form Collection" H1: "Dress like / silence speaks." Hmm. Brand: ATELIER NOIR. Headline: "The Art of / Quiet Luxury" with italic "Quiet". Or "Worn with intent." Let me craft: Line1: "TAILORING" Line2: "SILENCE" with italic? Big two-line: "Silence," / "cut in cloth." — poetic. I'll do: H1: "Silence," (serif) newline "cut in cloth." with "cloth" italic gold. Sub: "Atelier Noir crafts limited-run garments from traceable fibers — cut with intent, finished by hand. Shipping worldwide from our Paris studio." CTAs: "Explore the Collection" (solid gold dark text), "Our Manifesto" (ghost). Side left vertical: "EST. 2016 — PARIS" ; right vertical: "FW25 — QUIET FORM". Bottom bar: scroll indicator (animated line) + "Scroll" text; right: coordinates "48.8566° N, 2.3522° E". Collection heading: overline "01 — The Collection", title "Objects for / the everyday" with italic. Filter pills. Grid 6 products. Each card: index number "01", image, category tag, name, price, add button "+". Manifesto: overline "02 — Manifesto", big paragraph word-reveal: "We believe clothing should be made slowly — from fiber to finish. No seasons discarded, no noise, no compromise. Only the weight of good cloth, and the hands that shape it." Right: fabric canvas + small caption "Fig. 01 — Loom state study". Stats: 12 Artisans, 48h Cut & Sew, 100% Traceable Fiber, 03 Capsules / yr. Lookbook: overline "03 — Lookbook", title inside first panel "FW25 — Quiet Form". 5 image panels with captions "Look 01 — Dune Coat" etc. Quote section maybe merge into lookbook end. Skip separate. Newsletter: big serif "Join the private list." copy about early access. Input + button. Small note. Footer: columns: Shop / Studio / Social / Legal; big outline text; bottom bar with © and "Back to top". Cart drawer + overlay + toast container. Now write everything. I'll be meticulous with class names and JS hooks. CSS length considerable. Let me draft key styles: - Reset, selection, scrollbar. - .noise fixed overlay with SVG data-uri fractalNoise. - cursor styles. - nav. - hero. - marquee. - section base padding, container width min(1400px, 92vw). - headings: .sec-title font serif clamp(2.6rem, 6vw, 5.5rem), italic accent gold. - product grid. - manifesto layout grid 1.1fr .9fr, canvas height 70vh sticky? Just static. - lookbook: .look-viewport height 100vh overflow hidden; .look-track flex height 100vh align center; panels width: first 42vw, images panels min-width: min(72vh, 34vw)? Use fixed: panel img height 62vh width auto aspect 3/4 → width = 62vh*0.75. Use aspect-ratio and height 100%. Panel structure: figure with aspect-ratio 3/4, height min(72vh, 640px). Fine with flex gap 4vw, padding-left 8vw. - stats grid 4 cols → 2 on mobile. - newsletter centered maxw 720. - footer. - drawer, overlay, toast. - buttons, pills. - responsive breakpoints 1024, 768, 560. JS hooks ids/classes list (keep consistent): - #preloader, #preCount, .pre-letter spans - #cursorDot, #cursorRing - #progressBar - header#siteNav, #navBurger, #mobileMenu, .m-link - #heroCanvas, hero elements .hero-el (for intro stagger groups) - #collection, .filter-btn[data-filter], #productGrid, .p-card[data-cat], .add-btn[data-id] - #manifesto, #fabricCanvas, #manifestoText (words), .stat-num[data-count] - #lookbook, .look-track, .look-panel - #newsForm, #newsEmail, #newsMsg - #cartBtn, #cartCount, #cartDrawer, #cartOverlay, #cartItems, #cartSubtotal, #cartClose, #checkoutBtn - #toastWrap - #toTop - #yearNow Products JS data mirror for cart (id → name, price, img). I'll embed data attributes on add buttons: data-name, data-price, data-img. Cart logic: Map id→{...item, qty}. renderCart() builds DOM. Qty +/- via event delegation on #cartItems. Subtotal calc. Free shipping note progress bar? Extra: shipping progress bar toward $250 free shipping — nice premium touch, small code. Add it: thin bar in drawer showing progress to 250. Checkout: button → if empty toast; else animate: button text "Processing…" then "Order Confirmed ✓", clear cart after 1.2s, close drawer, toast. Filter: on click set active pill; cards: if match show with gsap fromTo scale/opacity; else hide (display none after fade). Simple: use gsap timeline per card. Or class .hide {display:none} with gsap.fromTo on show. Implement: ```js cards.forEach(card=>{ const match = f==='all' || card.dataset.cat===f; if(match){ card.classList.remove('is-hidden'); gsap.fromTo(card,{opacity:0,y:24,scale:.98},{opacity:1,y:0,scale:1,duration:.5,ease:'power3.out'}); } else { gsap.to(card,{opacity:0,scale:.98,duration:.25,onComplete:()=>card.classList.add('is-hidden')}); } }); ``` .is-hidden{display:none}. Tilt: on .p-card mousemove compute rx/ry, apply to inner .p-media img transform translate+scale? Apply rotate to card itself subtle (max 4deg) and image scale 1.06 on hover via CSS. JS tilt: transform perspective on .p-media. Keep light. Magnetic buttons: .magnetic elements. Counters: data-count target, suffix via data-suffix. Word reveal: build spans. Horizontal lookbook with pin; also parallax imgs inside panels: gsap.to(img, {xPercent:-8, scrollTrigger scrub within pinned section?}) — simpler: each panel figure has img slightly larger (scale 1.15) and we translate xPercent based on panel progress via ScrollTrigger scrub on the section. I'll do: gsap.utils.toArray('.look-figure img').forEach(img => gsap.fromTo(img,{xPercent:-6},{xPercent:6, ease:'none', scrollTrigger:{trigger: img.closest('.look-panel'), containerAnimation: horizontalTween, start:'left right', end:'right left', scrub:true}})). containerAnimation requires the tween reference. Implement after creating horizontal tween. On mobile (no pin), skip parallax (img static, scale 1.05 crop). CSS: .look-figure img {height:100%; width:100%; object-fit:cover;} with figure overflow hidden; desktop adds scale via transform from GSAP xPercent with width 112% left -6%? For xPercent parallax, set img width 112%, left -6% position relative... Simpler: img {width:100%; height:100%; object-fit:cover; scale:1.18;} then xPercent moves within overflow hidden. GSAP xPercent on scaled element works (transform combine). Set CSS transform none; GSAP will set scale? GSAP overrides transform entirely — set initial scale via gsap.set(img,{scale:1.18}) then animate xPercent -6→6. Good. Mobile fallback for lookbook: media query makes .look-viewport height auto, .look-track display grid 1col, panels full width height 70vh. And skip creating pin trigger when width<900. Also on resize crossing breakpoint, ScrollTrigger.refresh handles pinned state? Creating conditionally at load only — acceptable; add resize listener to refresh. Also handle the case: GSAP pin + anchor scrolling to #contact below pinned section — with scroll-margin-top maybe offset weirdness due to pin spacer; acceptable. Newsletter submit: preventDefault, regex, success: replace form content with thanks message (gsap fade), toast. Nav links smooth: css scroll-behavior smooth on html; sections scroll-margin-top: 90px. ToTop button: fixed bottom-right circle, shows after 600px, click → window.scrollTo top smooth. Now the preloader counter: animate object {v:0} to 100 duration 1.6 ease power2.inOut onUpdate set text padded; then timeline: letters y -100%, preloader clip or yPercent -100 with expo.inOut 0.9, set display none; then play hero intro. Also ensure min display even if load fast: start counter on DOMContentLoaded; use window load OR timeout fallback 2500ms whichever first to begin finish sequence. Simplify: run counter immediately (DOM ready since module deferred), total ~1.8s, then finish. Images continue loading in background — fine. Hero intro function called after preloader completes. Also add small "loading bar" line in preloader top. Edge: gsap loaded via classic script before module — yes. Write cursor: ```js if (window.matchMedia('(pointer:fine)').matches) { document.documentElement.classList.add('has-cursor'); ... } ``` CSS: .has-cursor, .has-cursor * { cursor: none !important; } maybe keep text inputs cursor? inputs need caret; use cursor none anyway but inputs get cursor:text? Premium sites keep none. For usability, allow inputs: .has-cursor input, .has-cursor textarea { cursor: auto? } But then OS cursor shows inside input — good compromise. Actually with custom cursor visible too it's odd; hide ring over inputs? Keep simple: inputs cursor auto (OS pointer), ring still follows — acceptable, common. Ring lerp in rAF shared with three? Separate rAF fine, or one master rAF for cursor + tilt? Keep separate small rAFs; fine. Now finalize copy and write the file. Also include SEO meta + OG (image can be unsplash url). Title "ATELIER NOIR — Quiet Luxury Apparel". Accessibility: aria-labels on icon buttons, alt texts, labels for inputs (visually-hidden or placeholder+label). Let me now write the final code. I'll aim for clean organized code with comments. Watch out for: - In module script, gsap/ScrollTrigger globals: `gsap.registerPlugin(ScrollTrigger)`. - Three.js resize for two canvases. - IntersectionObserver pausing. Also ensure hero canvas z-index behind content: canvas absolute z 0; content z 2; gradient overlay for text legibility (radial dark left). Add .hero-vignette. Nav "has-cursor" none conflicts? fine. Let me write out product card HTML template (static x6): ```html

Moto Leather Jacket

Outerwear · Lamb leather

$590

``` .p-media aspect-ratio 3/4 bg gradient placeholder. Add button appears on hover (translateY). On touch always visible? media hover none → show always. Lookbook panels: ```html

big title + copy + index

...

``` Pin the section, animate track x. Section spacing generous (padding 18vh). Stats: 12 / 48 / 100 / 03 with labels. Quote inside lookbook intro? fine. Newsletter section id="contact"? Contact section: combine newsletter + studio address + email + socials as footer top? Make "Contact" section with two columns: left big "Commission & collaborations", right form (name/email/message?) Keep newsletter simple form. Footer separate. Nav "Contact" → #contact = newsletter section. Good. Footer big outline word "NOIR". Alright — also small detail: add `scroll-behavior: smooth` and `scroll-padding-top: 90px` on html. Time to write. I'll be careful with template literals inside module (fine). Avoid `` sequences inside strings. For the marquee CSS: ```css .marquee{overflow:hidden; border-block:1px solid var(--line); padding:1.1rem 0;} .marquee-track{display:flex; gap:3rem; width:max-content; animation: mq 28s linear infinite;} @keyframes mq{to{transform:translateX(-50%)}} ``` Track contains two identical .mq-group. Diamond separator ✦ or ◆. Fonts link: https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Cormorant+Garamond:ital,wght@0,300;0,400;0,500;0,600;1,300;1,400;1,500&family=Manrope:wght@300;400;500;600;700&display=swap Preconnect too. GSAP CDNs (cdnjs): https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/gsap/3.12.5/gsap.min.js https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/gsap/3.12.5/ScrollTrigger.min.js Importmap jsdelivr: "three": "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/three@0.160.0/build/three.module.js", "three/addons/": "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/three@0.160.0/examples/jsm/" RoomEnvironment import path: 'three/addons/environments/RoomEnvironment.js'. Now write hero scene code fully: ```js function initHeroScene(){ const canvas = document.getElementById('heroCanvas'); if(!canvas) return; let renderer; try{ renderer = new THREE.WebGLRenderer({canvas, antialias:true, alpha:true, powerPreference:'high-performance'}); }catch(e){ return; } renderer.setPixelRatio(Math.min(window.devicePixelRatio,1.8)); renderer.outputColorSpace = THREE.SRGBColorSpace; renderer.toneMapping = THREE.ACESFilmicToneMapping; renderer.toneMappingExposure = 1.05; const scene = new THREE.Scene(); scene.fog = new THREE.FogExp2(0x0d0c0a, 0.035); const camera = new THREE.PerspectiveCamera(40, 1, .1, 120); camera.position.set(0, .5, 16); const pmrem = new THREE.PMREMGenerator(renderer); scene.environment = pmrem.fromScene(new RoomEnvironment(), .04).texture; scene.add(new THREE.AmbientLight(0xffffff,.12)); const key = new THREE.DirectionalLight(0xffe8c2, 2.4); key.position.set(6,7,5); scene.add(key); const rim = new THREE.DirectionalLight(0x8fa3c8, 1.1); rim.position.set(-7,-3,-6); scene.add(rim); const warm = new THREE.PointLight(0xc8a15a, 90, 60, 1.8); warm.position.set(0,4,7); scene.add(warm); const group = new THREE.Group(); scene.add(group); // knot const knotMat = new THREE.MeshPhysicalMaterial({color:0xc7a05c, metalness:1, roughness:.24, clearcoat:.5, clearcoatRoughness:.35, envMapIntensity:1.35}); const knot = new THREE.Mesh(new THREE.TorusKnotGeometry(2.35,.6,260,40,2,3), knotMat); group.add(knot); // halo ring const ringMat = new THREE.MeshBasicMaterial({color:0xc8a15a, transparent:true, opacity:.5}); const ring = new THREE.Mesh(new THREE.TorusGeometry(4.9,.012,8,220), ringMat); ring.rotation.x = Math.PI/2.15; group.add(ring); const ring2 = new THREE.Mesh(new THREE.TorusGeometry(5.6,.006,8,220), ringMat.clone()); ring2.material.opacity=.22; ring2.rotation.x = Math.PI/1.8; ring2.rotation.y=.4; group.add(ring2); // orbiters const orbit = new THREE.Group(); group.add(orbit); const orbGeo = new THREE.SphereGeometry(.16, 32, 32); const orbMats = [ new THREE.MeshStandardMaterial({color:0xece5d8, roughness:.4, metalness:.1}), new THREE.MeshStandardMaterial({color:0xc7a05c, roughness:.25, metalness:1}), new THREE.MeshStandardMaterial({color:0x2a2620, roughness:.5, metalness:.6}) ]; const orbs = []; for(let i=0;i<3;i++){ const m = new THREE.Mesh(orbGeo, orbMats[i]); const a = i/3*Math.PI*2; m.position.set(Math.cos(a)*6.1, (i-1)*1.4, Math.sin(a)*6.1); m.userData.a = a; orbit.add(m); orbs.push(m); } ``` Wait — if orbiters are children of group and orbit rotates, positions computed once; rotating orbit group rotates them around. But I set positions on meshes inside orbit group at radius — rotating orbit.y spins them around center. Good. Bob: m.position.y = base + sin(t+i)*0.3 — store base y in userData. Particles: ```js const pCount = 550; const pGeo = new THREE.BufferGeometry(); const pos = new Float32Array(pCount*3); for(let i=0;ivisible=e[0].isIntersecting,{rootMargin:'200px'}).observe(canvas); renderer.setAnimationLoop(()=>{ if(!visible) return; ... }); ``` Use setAnimationLoop. Hero canvas fade via GSAP ScrollTrigger on canvas style opacity. Second scene (fabric grid) similar structure; plane 26x14 seg 100x56; two meshes: solid (color 0x151209, metal .4, rough .6, opacity .95 transparent) and wireframe (gold, opacity .18) sharing geometry? Wireframe material on same geometry — two meshes same geometry different materials OK. Position z 0; camera z 13, y .5. Waves amplitude .8. Rotate mesh.rotation.x = -0.12; slight y sway. Points dust 220. Pause via IO. Render only when visible. Also section has heading overlaying left; canvas right column height ~70vh. Now GSAP animations code: ```js gsap.registerPlugin(ScrollTrigger); // hero intro function heroIntro(){ const tl = gsap.timeline({defaults:{ease:'power4.out'}}); tl.fromTo('.hero-overline',{y:20,opacity:0},{y:0,opacity:1,duration:.9},0) .fromTo('.hero-line-inner',{yPercent:115},{yPercent:0,duration:1.15,stagger:.12,ease:'power4.out'},.1) .fromTo('.hero-sub',{y:24,opacity:0},{y:0,opacity:1,duration:.9},'-=.6') .fromTo('.hero-cta > *',{y:20,opacity:0},{y:0,opacity:1,duration:.7,stagger:.08},'-=.55') .fromTo('.hero-side',{opacity:0},{opacity:1,duration:1},'-=.4') .fromTo('#siteNav',{y:-24,opacity:0},{y:0,opacity:1,duration:.8},'-=.7') .fromTo('.hero-foot',{opacity:0},{opacity:1,duration:.8},'-=.6'); } ``` Set initial states via CSS (opacity 0 for nav etc.) to avoid FOUC: nav opacity 0 in CSS, GSAP fromTo handles. But if GSAP fails (CDN blocked), nav invisible — risk. Mitigate: set initial hidden states via GSAP .set inside try, or CSS only under .js-anim class added by JS after gsap exists. I'll add `document.documentElement.classList.add('gsap-ok')` after checking window.gsap; CSS hides [data-hero] elements only under .gsap-ok? Simpler: in JS, gsap.set initial states right before timeline (fromTo handles anyway). fromTo sets from immediately at timeline build? fromTo with defaults renders from-state at timeline start (immediateRender true for first tween). Since timeline plays immediately, fine. For nav etc. they're in same timeline — immediateRender applies to fromTo first tween only... Actually fromTo immediateRender defaults true, setting from state as soon as timeline constructed. Good — so CSS needn't hide them. But preloader covers screen initially anyway (CSS visible by default), so FOUC not an issue for hero. Nav under preloader fine. Preloader must hide even if GSAP CDN fails → fallback: plain JS timeout hiding preloader after 4s via CSS class (no gsap dependency). Implement preloader logic in vanilla JS (counter + class transitions), and hero intro guarded `if(window.gsap)`. Good resilience: all GSAP usage guarded or non-critical. ScrollTrigger reveals guarded: if gsap undefined, elements remain visible (don't set hidden in CSS). So data-reveal animations: use gsap.from — if gsap missing, nothing happens, content visible. But .hero-line-inner overflow hidden technique: line wrapper overflow hidden, inner translateY(110%) via CSS? If CSS sets initial transform and GSAP fails, text invisible — bad. So set initial states ONLY via gsap.set inside guarded code. OK: hero title lines visible by default; guarded gsap code sets from states with fromTo (immediateRender) — since gsap loaded, fine. Preloader in vanilla: ```js const pre = document.getElementById('preloader'); let p = 0; const countEl = ...; const iv = setInterval(()=>{ p += Math.random()*14+4; if(p>=100){p=100; clearInterval(iv); finishPre();} countEl.textContent = String(Math.floor(p)).padStart(3,'0'); }, 90); function finishPre(){ pre.classList.add('done'); setTimeout(()=>{ pre.style.display='none'; startHero(); }, 900); } ``` CSS .done: letters translateY(-110%), .pre-bar scaleX 0, container clip? Animate: .pre-inner fade, then .preloader transform translateY(-100%) via CSS transition with delay; use class .done triggering transitions. Then startHero after 700ms. startHero: if gsap → heroIntro timeline; else add class to show (elements visible by default anyway). Also set body class 'loaded' to enable hero canvas fade-in (canvas opacity 0 → 1 CSS transition). Hero canvas starts opacity 0, body.loaded canvas opacity 1 transition 1.5s. ScrollTrigger reveals: ```js if(window.gsap && window.ScrollTrigger){ gsap.registerPlugin(ScrollTrigger); gsap.utils.toArray('[data-reveal]').forEach(el=>{ gsap.fromTo(el,{y:44,opacity:0},{y:0,opacity:1,duration:1,ease:'power3.out', scrollTrigger:{trigger:el,start:'top 88%',once:true}}); }); // stagger groups document.querySelectorAll('[data-reveal-group]').forEach(g=>{ gsap.fromTo(g.children,{y:36,opacity:0},{y:0,opacity:1,duration:.9,stagger:.08,ease:'power3.out',scrollTrigger:{trigger:g,start:'top 85%',once:true}}); }); // masks document.querySelectorAll('.mask').forEach(el=>{ gsap.fromTo(el.querySelector('.mask-inner'),{yPercent:115},{yPercent:0,duration:1.1,ease:'power4.out',scrollTrigger:{trigger:el,start:'top 85%',once:true}}); }); ... } ``` Wait — fromTo with immediateRender true sets hidden state at setup — fine since gsap exists. Counters: ```js document.querySelectorAll('.stat-num').forEach(el=>{ const target = parseFloat(el.dataset.count); const obj = {v:0}; gsap.to(obj,{v:target,duration:1.6,ease:'power2.out',scrollTrigger:{trigger:el,start:'top 88%',once:true},onUpdate:()=>{ el.textContent = Math.round(obj.v); }}); }); ``` Manifesto words: ```js const mEl = document.getElementById('manifestoText'); if(mEl){ const words = mEl.textContent.trim().split(/\s+/); mEl.innerHTML = words.map(w=>`${w}`).join(' '); gsap.fromTo('.mw',{opacity:.12},{opacity:1,stagger:.06,ease:'none',scrollTrigger:{trigger:mEl,start:'top 85%',end:'bottom 55%',scrub:.6}}); } ``` CSS .mw{opacity:.12} default? If gsap missing, words dim — bad. Set opacity via gsap only (fromTo handles). Default CSS full opacity; gsap fromTo sets .12 at init. OK. Marquee pure CSS. Lookbook horizontal: ```js const mm = gsap.matchMedia(); mm.add('(min-width: 900px)', ()=>{ const track = document.querySelector('.look-track'); const getX = () => -(track.scrollWidth - window.innerWidth); const tween = gsap.to(track,{x:getX, ease:'none', scrollTrigger:{trigger:'#lookbook', start:'top top', end:()=>'+='+(track.scrollWidth - window.innerWidth), pin:true, scrub:1, invalidateOnRefresh:true, anticipatePin:1}}); // parallax imgs gsap.utils.toArray('.look-figure img').forEach(img=>{ gsap.fromTo(img,{xPercent:-7},{xPercent:7,ease:'none',scrollTrigger:{trigger:img.closest('.look-panel'), containerAnimation:tween, start:'left right', end:'right left', scrub:true}}); }); return ()=>{ gsap.set(track,{x:0}); }; }); ``` matchMedia handles resize cleanup. Hero canvas fade: ```js gsap.to('#heroCanvas',{opacity:.1, scrollTrigger:{trigger:'#hero',start:'top top',end:'bottom top',scrub:true}}); ``` Nav scroll state + progress + toTop + nav hide: ```js let lastY = 0; window.addEventListener('scroll', ()=>{ const y = window.scrollY; nav.classList.toggle('scrolled', y>40); progressBar.style.transform = `scaleX(${y/(document.documentElement.scrollHeight - innerHeight)})`; toTop.classList.toggle('show', y>700); if(y>120){ if(y>lastY) nav.classList.add('nav-hide'); else nav.classList.remove('nav-hide'); } else nav.classList.remove('nav-hide'); lastY = y; },{passive:true}); ``` Cart code: ```js const cart = new Map(); function updateCartUI(){ count total qty → badge (scale pop via gsap), render items, subtotal, shipping bar width, empty state toggle } add-btn click → add, toast, badge pop, open? no, just toast + badge. ``` Toast: ```js function toast(msg){ const t = document.createElement('div'); t.className='toast'; t.textContent=msg; wrap.appendChild(t); requestAnimationFrame(()=>t.classList.add('show')); setTimeout(()=>{t.classList.remove('show'); setTimeout(()=>t.remove(),400);},2600); } ``` Drawer open/close with class, overlay, Esc key. Newsletter: ```js form.addEventListener('submit', e=>{ e.preventDefault(); const v=email.value.trim(); if(!/^[^@\s]+@[^@\s]+\.[^@\s]+$/.test(v)){ msg error shake } else { form innerHTML success; toast } }); ``` Magnetic: ```js document.querySelectorAll('.magnetic').forEach(el=>{ el.addEventListener('mousemove', e=>{ const r=el.getBoundingClientRect(); const x=e.clientX-r.left-r.width/2, y=e.clientY-r.top-r.height/2; gsap.to(el,{x:x*.25,y:y*.25,duration:.4}); }); el.addEventListener('mouseleave', ()=>gsap.to(el,{x:0,y:0,duration:.6,ease:'elastic.out(1,.4)'})); }); ``` Guard gsap inside. Tilt: ```js document.querySelectorAll('.p-card').forEach(card=>{ const media = card.querySelector('.p-media'); card.addEventListener('mousemove', e=>{ const r=card.getBoundingClientRect(); const rx=((e.clientY-r.top)/r.height-.5)*-7; const ry=((e.clientX-r.left)/r.width-.5)*7; media.style.transform=`perspective(900px) rotateX(${rx}deg) rotateY(${ry}deg)`; }); card.addEventListener('mouseleave', ()=>{ media.style.transform=''; }); }); ``` CSS transition transform .3s on media — but JS mousemove sets every frame; transition makes laggy-smooth (actually nice). Use transition .15s ease-out? Slight lag premium. OK .2s. Cursor: ```js if(matchMedia('(pointer:fine)').matches){ document.documentElement.classList.add('has-cursor'); const dot=..., ring=...; let x=0,y=0,rx=0,ry=0; window.addEventListener('mousemove',e=>{x=e.clientX;y=e.clientY; dot.style.transform=`translate(${x}px,${y}px)`;}); (function loop(){ rx+=(x-rx)*.16; ry+=(y-ry)*.16; ring.style.transform=`translate(${rx}px,${ry}px)`; requestAnimationFrame(loop); })(); document.addEventListener('mouseover',e=>{ if(e.target.closest('a,button,.p-card,input,textarea,select,.filter-btn')) ring.classList.add('hover'); }); mouseout similar remove. } ``` Ring transform includes translate(-50%,-50%) via CSS margin offset instead: position fixed left:0 top:0 with translate using left/top? Use transform translate(x,y) then inner centering via margin-left:-18px etc. Simpler: dot/ring fixed at top-left, transform translate3d(x,y,0) translate(-50%,-50%) — combine in JS string. Hover state: ring scale via class CSS transform conflicts with JS transform... Put scale on inner element: ring has child? Or use CSS variable: ring.style.setProperty('--s',1.6) and CSS transform: translate(x,y) handled in JS with scale included: read current scale from class state var. Manage in JS: let s=1, targetS=1; on hover set targetS=1.8; loop lerps s; transform = translate + scale(s). Clean. Also ring expands on mousedown (click) — nice: targetS 2.2 while down. Add. Now mobile menu: ```js burger click → body.classList.toggle('menu-open'); menu overlay class open; links stagger via CSS transition-delay when .menu-open .m-link (translateY). Close on link click. ``` CSS: #mobileMenu fixed inset 0 translateX(100%) transition; .menu-open → 0. Links opacity/translate with transition-delay per nth-child when open. Esc closes menu & cart. Now assemble final HTML with all copy. Also OG meta with unsplash image. Footer socials: inline SVG icons (instagram, x, tiktok?) simple shapes. Also include "free shipping over $250" bar top? Nav already busy; put in marquee. Let me also add subtle section divider lines and index numbers. Write final code now. Keep an eye on total length — probably ~1100-1400 lines. Fine. One more check — Three.js r160 CapsuleGeometry exists (yes since r142). Not needed now. RoomEnvironment import path: 'three/addons/environments/RoomEnvironment.js'. In r160, constructor: `class RoomEnvironment extends Scene { constructor() {...} }` — I recall in r160 it still accepted optional renderer param? Checking memory: r152 example: `scene.environment = pmremGenerator.fromScene( new RoomEnvironment( renderer ), 0.04 ).texture;` In r160 example webgl_materials_video? The room environment constructor historically: `constructor()` creating meshes; earlier versions had renderer param for... I think by r160 it's no-arg (the renderer arg was removed in r157-ish when they refactored). Passing an extra arg is harmless anyway. I'll call `new RoomEnvironment()`. pmrem.fromScene(env, 0.04).texture — good. Also dispose pmrem after. Fog + additive particles: fog affects PointsMaterial by default (fog:true) — distant particles fade. Good. Ensure renderer.setClearColor with alpha 0 (alpha:true default clearAlpha 0). Canvas over dark bg — fine. Hero canvas element: `

` absolute inset-0 w/h 100%. CSS canvas display block. Fabric canvas in manifesto: `

` inside .fabric-frame div with border? Give it a frame: border 1px line, radius? Premium: thin border, caption below. Alright, also add small "3D" hint? No. Double-check GSAP matchMedia usage requires gsap 3.11+; 3.12.5 ok. Potential pitfall: pinning #lookbook while its parent has padding — fine. For mobile lookbook CSS fallback: ```css .look-viewport{overflow:hidden} .look-track{display:flex; gap:4vw; padding:0 8vw; width:max-content; align-items:center;} @media(max-width:899px){ .look-viewport{overflow:visible; height:auto; padding:10vh 0;} .look-track{width:100%; flex-direction:column; gap:8vh; padding:0 6vw;} .look-panel{width:100%!important;} .look-figure{height:60vh!important;} } ``` Panels desktop: intro width 38vw; figures height min(66vh, 620px) aspect 3/4 → width auto via aspect-ratio. Set .look-figure{height:min(64vh,600px); aspect-ratio:3/4; position:relative; overflow:hidden;} img absolute cover. figcaption positioned bottom. Also add look panel hover: img scale via transition (but GSAP controls transform on desktop parallax... conflict: hover scale CSS transition vs GSAP xPercent — GSAP writes transform inline overriding. Use img-wrap scale instead: hover scales .look-figure img via filter/ brightness only, or scale inner? Simplest: hover → img filter brightness(1.1) contrast; plus caption slides. Skip scale on desktop, keep on mobile via media query (no gsap there). Actually GSAP sets transform inline only on min-width 900 path; CSS :hover scale would be overridden by inline transform. Use brightness hover instead — fine. Product card image hover scale: CSS only, no GSAP transform on imgs there. Good. Now — write it all. Also remember: no external CSS/JS files; all inline. Include favicon via data URI (gold square svg) nice touch. Let me write the document. Additional premium details: - Letter-spaced overlines with line before. - Big footer outline text with hover fill? Use -webkit-text-stroke; color transparent. - Selection gold. - Focus-visible outlines gold for a11y. Newsletter success: swap innerHTML with check svg + text. Cart item template: ```js `

${it.name}

$${it.price}

${it.qty}

` ``` Delegate clicks on #cartItems with data-act and data-id. Free shipping bar: threshold 250; width min(subtotal/250*100,100)%; label "You're $X away from free shipping" or "Free shipping unlocked". Checkout: if empty toast "Your bag is empty"; else btn disabled text "Processing…", after 1.4s: clear cart, text "Order confirmed ✓", toast "Thank you — order #AN-2481 confirmed", after 1.6s reset button. Badge pop: gsap fromTo scale 1→1.4→1. OK, also hero side vertical texts: absolutely positioned, writing-mode vertical-rl. Scroll indicator: thin line with animated dot (CSS keyframes) + "Scroll" text rotated? Standard: small mouse icon or line with moving segment. Do 1px tall 64px line with gradient dot animating down. Time to write final answer. I'll keep code organized with comments. Ensure no stray `` in strings. Ensure importmap before module script. GSAP classic scripts before module. Also viewport meta, charset, title, description, og tags, theme-color. Let me carefully write CSS (long). I'll aim for polished details: letter-spacing on overlines (.14em uppercase 11px), serif italic accents, hairline borders rgba. Buttons: ```css .btn{position:relative; display:inline-flex; align-items:center; gap:.8rem; padding:1rem 2.2rem; font:600 .72rem/1 var(--sans); letter-spacing:.22em; text-transform:uppercase; border:1px solid var(--line-strong); color:var(--text); background:transparent; overflow:hidden; transition:color .45s, border-color .45s; clip-path? no} .btn::before{content:''; position:absolute; inset:0; background:var(--gold); transform:scaleY(0); transform-origin:bottom; transition:transform .5s cubic-bezier(.7,0,.2,1); z-index:-? } ``` Use span text z-index 1, ::before behind with z-index 0 and .btn span position relative. Hover: ::before scaleY 1, color #14120f, border-color gold. .btn-solid: gold bg dark text; hover invert. Pills: .filter-btn small uppercase, active gold border/text. Product card: media bg linear-gradient(160deg,#1b1813,#100e0b); img grayscale(15%) contrast(1.02); hover img scale 1.06; quick add absolute bottom translateY(110%) → 0 on hover; on touch (hover:none) always visible. Price serif? Use sans with letterspacing; name serif 1.4rem. Section title block: overline with index, title serif clamp(2.8rem,6vw,5.4rem) line-height 1.02; italic word gold serif italic. Manifesto big text: serif clamp(1.6rem,3.2vw,3rem), line-height 1.4; .mw display inline-block? Words as inline spans; whitespace preserved via join(' '). transform-origin? opacity only. Stats: number serif 4rem gold? cream; label small muted uppercase. Lookbook intro panel: big serif "Quiet Form" + paragraph + "05 Looks". Newsletter: centered, input underline style (bg transparent border-bottom), button solid. Footer: 4 col links; giant text stroke; bottom flex. Drawer: width min(440px, 92vw); header "Your Bag (n)"; items scroll; footer subtotal + shipping bar + checkout. Toast: bottom left dark card with gold left border. Preloader: bg var(--bg); center brand letters huge serif with letter spans staggered rise (CSS animation delay per letter via inline style or nth-child); counter bottom right serif italic big; top progress hairline scaleX. Preloader letters animation CSS: ```css .pre-letter{display:inline-block; transform:translateY(110%); animation:preUp 1s cubic-bezier(.2,.7,.2,1) forwards; animation-delay:calc(var(--i)*.05s)} @keyframes preUp{to{transform:none}} ``` Wrap each letter in overflow hidden span? Simpler: letters inside .pre-word with overflow hidden per letter wrapper. I'll structure: A etc. .pl{display:inline-block; overflow:hidden; vertical-align:top}. Done class: .preloader.done .pl-in{transform:translateY(-110%); transition ...} and .preloader.done{... } then slide up whole: use two phases: phase1 (counter) → add .done (letters exit, bar completes) → after 800ms add .gone (translateY(-100%) whole) → display none after transition. Implement with JS timeouts. Also block scroll during preload: body.overflow hidden until loaded. Edge: module scripts + importmap must appear before module script; importmap in head. GSAP scripts at body end before module — but module needs gsap at execution (module deferred, executes after parsing, classic scripts at end of body execute before deferred modules? Order: classic scripts execute in order during parsing; module scripts are deferred by default and execute after document parsed, after classic scripts that appear earlier. GSAP scripts placed before module tag → executed first. Good.) But wait: my module also runs Three.js init immediately (canvas sizes) — fine. If unpkg/jsdelivr blocked, module fails entirely → site still shows content (CSS-driven), preloader vanilla hides (preloader logic in separate classic script to be safe!). Important: put preloader/cursor/nav/cart logic in a CLASSIC script (no imports) so it runs even if three module fails. But cart etc. all in classic script; only 3D scenes in module script. GSAP-dependent enhancements guarded. However module script failing doesn't stop classic scripts. Also guard: if gsap missing, ScrollTrigger code skipped; reveals: elements visible by default (since we only animate via gsap.from guarded). One more: gsap.from with scrollTrigger once:true — if gsap present fine. Write the classic script with an IIFE, 'use strict'. Also add `document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded')`? Classic script at end of body — DOM ready. Module also deferred. OK. Let me now also handle nav anchor click on mobile closing menu. Final check on lookbook pin + footer anchor #contact — pinned sections shift anchors; acceptable. Also add `will-change` where useful. Alright, writing the full file now. I'll number products 1-6 with data. Images list with params `?auto=format&fit=crop&w=900&q=80`. Lookbook captions: "Look 01 — Dune Overcoat", "Look 02 — Silk Drape", "Look 03 — Mono Tee", "Look 04 — Tailored Wool", "Look 05 — Evening Row". Manifesto canvas caption: "Fig. 01 — Loom study, woven in real time". Stats: 12 Master Artisans / 48 Hours Cut & Sew / 100% Traceable Fiber / 03 Capsules a Year. Footer columns: Shop (Outerwear, Knitwear, Tees, Bottoms), Studio (About, Journal, Careers, Contact), Social (Instagram, Pinterest, TikTok, Spotify?) keep 3, Legal (Shipping, Returns, Privacy, Terms). Contact section: left big title "Commissions & collaborations", right form name/email/message? Keep newsletter-style single email + button "Request access". Plus studio info rows: address, email, phone. I'll do two-column: info + form (name, email, message textarea, send button) with JS fake send → success toast + reset. More "contact" feel. And newsletter merged? To avoid duplication, make Contact the form; skip separate newsletter. Footer above has mini "private list" maybe skip. OK: Contact section with form (name/email/message) + studio details; form submit → success state. Nav links: Collection, Manifesto, Lookbook, Contact. Cart button: bag icon svg + count badge. Hero CTAs: "Explore Collection" → #collection; "Read Manifesto" → #manifesto. Let me write everything now carefully, watching for syntax errors. For the halo rings rotation: ring.rotation.z += dt*0.1 etc. Knot rotation: knot.rotation.x = t*0.12; knot.rotation.y = t*0.18. Orbit rotation: orbit.rotation.y = t*0.25; bob each orb y = base + sin(t*1.2 + i*2)*0.35; orb rotation. Points rotation.y = t*0.02. Cloth update with t. Camera: base x = desktop? group handles offset; camera parallax: camX = mouse.x*1.1; camY = 0.5 + mouse.y*0.7 - maybe invert. lerp. Also slight camera z breathing: 16 + sin(t*0.3)*0.15. Scroll: group.rotation.y = t*0.1 + window.scrollY*0.00045; also group.position.y = baseY - scrollY*0.0015 (rises as you scroll? subtle). Keep rotation only. Fabric scene loop similar. Resize: update both; also re-evaluate layout for group x via matchMedia listener. I'll store scenes in array with visible flags and one shared rAF? Separate setAnimationLoop per renderer is fine (two loops). Pause via flags. Write code. Also: `renderer.setSize(w,h,false)` with canvas CSS 100% — set style via CSS width/height 100%. Use false to not set style. But initial canvas has no intrinsic size → CSS 100% of hero. Good. For fabric canvas container .fabric-frame with fixed height (e.g., 62vh min 420px) canvas absolute inset 0. IntersectionObserver rootMargin '100px'. Now finalize copy for hero sub and others. Also add small "client" line: "Currently showing — FW25 'Quiet Form'". Also include JSON-LD? Not necessary. Let me write the final file. I'll be thorough but efficient. Also double-check that I don't use `three.min.js` or global three — correct with importmap + module. Potential issue: unpkg vs jsdelivr for addons path — jsdelivr serves examples/jsm files fine. Write now. Also remember meta og:image use unsplash URL. For the marquee items: "FW25 — QUIET FORM", "FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING OVER $250", "NEW — THE MOTO LEATHER JACKET", "ATELIER NOIR", separated by ✦ (svg? use ◆ char styled gold). Use span.dot. CSS marquee animation translateX(-50%) requires track containing exactly 2 copies and width max-content. Each copy display flex gap 3rem padding-right 3rem. OK writing. I'll also add `html{scroll-behavior:smooth}` and `section{scroll-margin-top:80px}`. For the mobile menu links stagger: .m-link{transition: opacity .5s, transform .5s; transition-delay: calc(var(--i)*.06s)} .menu-open states. Burger animation: two spans → X via .menu-open on button. Body lock: body.menu-open{overflow:hidden}. Cart drawer similar lock when open. Escape key handler closes both. Focus styles: :focus-visible {outline:1px solid var(--gold); outline-offset:3px}. Let me count sections ids: #hero, #collection, #manifesto, #lookbook, #contact. Nav logo click scroll top. Alright, final code. I'll write it in one go, being careful. Also the toast container top? bottom-left above drawer z. z-index order: noise 5, cursor 9999, preloader 10000, nav 900, drawer 950, overlay 940, toast 960, mobileMenu 930, progress 910, cursor 9998. Cursor dot z 9999 above all (including preloader? hide cursor during preload? fine to show). Ensure canvas elements have aria-hidden. Let me write CSS variables and go. I'll try to keep it tight but complete. Estimated final size ~ 60-70KB. Acceptable. One more consideration: the instruction says if using Three.js must use 0.160.0 with importmap and ES modules — doing exactly that. Also they said include full HTML in one code block. Output only the code block (maybe with one short line?). "Do not mention the iframe" — fine. I'll output just the HTML code block, perhaps with a very brief intro line. Better to keep minimal: just the code block. ```html ATELIER NOIR — Quiet Luxury Apparel | FW25 "Quiet Form"

FW25 — Quiet Form

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ATELIER NOIR

FW25 · The Quiet Form Collection

Silence, cut in cloth.

Limited-run garments woven from traceable fibers — patterned with intent, finished by hand in our Paris atelier, and made to outlive every season.

Explore the Collection Our Manifesto

03Capsules / year

100%Traceable fiber

48hCut & sew

Est. 2016 — Paris 48.8566° N · 2.3522° E

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01 — The Collection

Objects for the everyday

Six silhouettes. No noise, no logos — only cloth, weight, and the line of the body. Each piece is numbered and produced in a single run.

No. 01Outerwear

Moto Leather Jacket

Outerwear · Vegetable-tanned lamb

$590

No. 02Tees

Heavyweight Crew Tee

Tees · 240gsm organic cotton

$85

No. 03Outerwear

Tailored Wool Overcoat

Outerwear · Melton wool lining

$640

Essential Tee Three Pack — folded cotton tees

No. 04Tees

Essential Tee — 3 Pack

Tees · Bone, Ink, Clay

$195

No. 05Knitwear

Rib Knit Ensemble

Knitwear · Undyed merino

$230

No. 06Bottoms

Indigo Selvedge Denim

Bottoms · Japanese selvedge

$265

02 — Manifesto

We believe clothing should be made slowly — from fiber to finish. No discarded seasons, no noise, no compromise. Only the weight of good cloth, and the hands that shape it.

Master artisans

Hours cut & sew

% Traceable fiber

Capsules a year

Fig. 01 — Loom study, woven in real time

03 — Lookbook

Quiet Form
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Five looks shot at dawn on the dune fields outside the studio. Worn hard, washed rarely, aged gracefully.

05 Looks — Paris · Tamanrasset

Look 01 — Dune Overcoat editorial — **Look 01**Dune Overcoat

Look 02 — Silk Drape editorial — **Look 02**Silk Drape

Look 03 — Mono Tee editorial — **Look 03**Mono Tee

Look 04 — Tailored Wool editorial — **Look 04**Tailored Wool

Look 05 — Evening Row editorial — **Look 05**Evening Row

Drag the season — scroll

04 — Contact

Commissions &
collaborations

Trade orders, private fittings, and capsule collaborations are handled directly by the studio. Write to us — every letter is read by a human.

Atelier14 Rue de Sévigné, Paris IIIᵉ

Correspondencestudio@ateliernoir.example

Telephone+33 1 42 00 00 00

HoursTue — Sat · 10:00 — 19:00

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Objects for the everyday

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Heavyweight Crew Tee

Tailored Wool Overcoat

Essential Tee — 3 Pack

Rib Knit Ensemble

Indigo Selvedge Denim

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Commissions &collaborations

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Commissions &
collaborations