How we built a motion-led site for Tomorrow Marketing
Tomorrow Marketing is a collective of creatives making film, content and design. We built their site in code, with the motion the work deserves.

The challenge
A creative collective is judged on the craft of its own site before anyone watches a single piece of its work, so the motion had to be genuinely good rather than decorative. The brief was a site that carries real, considered motion, loads fast on any device, and reads as the work of people who care about craft.
What we built
- The full site built in code and owned outright - nothing rented, and no platform ceiling on what the motion could do
- GSAP with ScrollTrigger and smooth scroll, used to carry the work rather than decorate it
- A working contact form validated before submission
- Work, services, team and contact sections, with individual project pages
- Full SEO output including sitemap and robots, plus analytics and uptime monitoring
The result
Tomorrow Marketing has a site that carries the motion of the design and loads fast on any device. Presented deliverable-led: no traffic or enquiry figure is claimed here.
Short, boring and the same on almost every build. That consistency is the point: nothing here is rented, and all of it is yours.
Claude Code
An AI engineer writing plain, fast code inside the repo - reviewed by a senior human before anything ships.
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Every change is a commit you can read and a pull request you can reject. The repository is yours from day one.
Vercel
Pages built ahead of time and served from a network near the visitor, with a preview deployment for every change.
Resend
Transactional email that reaches the inbox - form notifications and confirmations, properly authenticated.