Motion that earns its frames
We design and build motion for websites and products: micro-interactions on buttons and menus, transitions between pages, scroll moments and hero animations. Every movement has a job: it shows what's clickable, explains a product or makes a moment feel good. A motion pass on an existing site starts at €1,500.
Selected work
This website is a small example too. Hover a button. Change the page.
What you get
Micro-interactions
Buttons, menus, forms and cards that react when you touch them.
Page transitions
The site moves from page to page instead of blinking.
Scroll moments
One or two places where scrolling tells a story. Not twenty.
Hero animation
A short loop or film at the top of the page that shows your product working.
Built for speed
Native browser features and code first, heavy libraries only when they earn it. Reduced-motion settings respected.
Motion guidelines
Easing, timing and rules, so the next designer keeps it consistent.
How it goes
We go through your site and mark where motion helps and where it would just be noise
Fixed quote within about 3 working days
Prototypes of the key moments to click through
Built into your Webflow, Astro or Framer site, or delivered as video, Lottie or Rive files
Where AI helps, and where it doesn't
AI helps us
Build motion as code (the involve.me hero film is code, not a video timeline), generate dozens of timing variations to compare, test performance on slower phones.
We do
Decide what moves and why, tune every curve by eye, and cut anything that doesn't earn its frames.
What it costs
- From
- Website motion pass: interactions, transitions, scroll
- €1,500
- Hero or product animation
- €2,900
- Explainer video, 60 to 90 seconds
- €4,500
- Motion as part of a new website
- Interactive +€1,400 · Signature +€2,900

“Farover was a valuable addition to involve.me's marketing efforts, bringing in a lot of ambition paired with great design and web development skills. The latter is where Farover exceptionally shined by combining their passion for effective website setups and design chops.”
Questions
Won't animations slow our website down?
Not when they're built right. We use the browser's own transitions and light code first, load heavier files only where needed, and test on mid-range phones. People who turn motion off in their settings get a calm version.
What's the difference between a hero animation and an explainer video?
A hero animation is short (10 to 20 seconds), loops, has no voice and sits at the top of a page. An explainer is 60 to 90 seconds, has a script and often a voiceover, and lives on a landing page, in sales emails and on social.
Can you animate our existing website?
Yes. A motion pass works on Webflow, Astro and Framer sites, and on most others with a bit of custom code.
Which tools do you use?
Code (CSS, JavaScript, Remotion) for most web motion, After Effects for video, Rive and Lottie for interactive and lightweight animations. We pick by where it will run.
Do you do 3D?
Light 3D for web heroes, yes. Full 3D product films, we bring in a specialist.
Tell us what you're working on.
30 minutes, no pitch deck. We look at what you have and tell you what we'd do, in what order and roughly for how much. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so.
We reply within one working day.

