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Between Print and Digital: The Making of MERSI’s Website

FLOT NOIR, a creative agency, rebuilt the website for MERSI, a Paris-based architecture studio, using Webflow as a CMS foundation with a fully custom JavaScript interaction layer. The technical stack includes GSAP (ScrollTrigger, SplitText, Flip), Lenis for smooth scrolling, Taxi.js for page transitions, and Vite for bundling, deployed on Netlify. Key interactive features include a split-screen slider driven by clip-path inset values, a GSAP Flip-powered page transition that morphs a project thumbnail into the case study hero image, a scroll-triggered grid repositioning animation using two DOM states, and an infinite scroll home slider that silently teleports scroll position to avoid edge detection. The redesign moved MERSI away from a generic Webflow template toward a tailored editorial experience inspired by architectural print publications, earning awards including Awwwards Site of the Day and FWA FOTD.

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Jul 27•14m read time•From tympanus.net
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Starting from a Generic SystemKeeping Webflow, Rebuilding EverythingRedefining the Brand Around the Existing LogoBetween Print and DigitalDesigning to Sublimate the ProjectsA Signature Split-Screen SliderEntering a Case StudyRepositioning the Projects on ScrollBuilding a Tailored Webflow ExperienceTechnical ApproachCreating a Website the Client Could Finally OwnRecognitionFinal ThoughtsCredits
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