The immersive site
A full marketing rebuild — content floats over a scroll-driven holographic fly-through, navigation moved to a floating glass hotbar, and three company pages landed.
OpFlow's marketing site got a ground-up redesign. The whole thing now reads as one immersive surface: a fixed, scroll-scrubbed camera fly-through of the OpFlow mark sits behind the content, and every page floats over it.
What changed
- Home, Features, Pricing, About and Auth rebuilt to float over a fixed fly-through of the OpFlow logo. The video is driven by scroll position, not autoplay — scroll down and the camera travels through the mark; scroll up and it reverses.
- The sticky nav became a floating, hollow-glass hotbar island: Features · Integrations · Pricing · Docs · a Company menu (About / Changelog / Articles) · and the CTA.
- Added three company pages — About, Changelog, Articles — plus a dedicated Integrations page built straight from the real connector catalog.
- Dropped the light/dark toggle. The site is dark-only over the backdrop, which keeps it cinematic and consistent.
- Removed all fixed-set connector advertising ("six connectors", operation counts, "30+ more") in favor of a deep + ever-growing framing.
Under the hood
The backdrop is a single all-intra-encoded clip whose currentTime maps to whole-page scroll, so seeking is frame-accurate. Content panels use real backdrop-blur to stay legible over the moving footage. Desktop drives the scrub; reduced-motion and mobile fall back to a static poster.
Presentation only — no engine, auth, or MCP changes shipped in this release.