Porto Rocha is a New York-based agency that blends strategy with aesthetics, creating dynamic visual identities and immersive brand experiences for a wide array of clients, from global events like the Sundance Film Festival to contemporary brands such as VEEPS and Netflix Tudum.

The Ballet National de Marseille’s website offers a vibrant showcase of upcoming choreographic works, insightful interviews, and exclusive events, all set against a clean, elegantly designed backdrop that highlights the cultural essence and creative pulse of Marseille’s ballet scene.

A whimsical collection of CSS compositions curated by Kim Asendorf in 2014, featuring a deluge of beautifully minimalistic yet richly designed stylesheets.

MSCHF’s Tax Heaven 3000 combines the thrills of a romance visual novel with the practical (and often dreaded) task of filing your federal taxes, all wrapped in a cheeky, pink UI that pokes fun at corporate tax filing services.

“The HTML Review Issue 03” is a quirky digital journal that blends poetry, interactive essays, and avant-garde web art, creating a rich tapestry of creatively coded experiences that welcome you to explore, reflect, and engage with each contributor’s unique narrative. We adore the infinite scrolling wheel to navigate through the essays.

Matt Finish is a fashion-forward webpage showcasing collaborative, upcycled garment collections that blend unique artistic expressions with sustainable fashion practices, curated by photographer Agnieszka Chabros.

The WEB-ART-DIRECTORY is a meticulously curated digital gallery showcasing innovative conceptual artworks created with web technologies.

Discover the intricate dance between form and meaning at “Tendril State I Strength Fragility”—a workshop where participants craft exquisite variable glyphs inspired by personal objects, blending poetic and conceptual axes into dynamic, visually engaging designs.

A research project with an incredibly mesmerizing homepage, showcasing the article excerpts in a fluid way.