The GSAP Field

The GSAP Field is a one-page motion showcase dressed as a summer camp, and it is gleefully silly. The hero is a full-screen video of young scouts in green shirts and neckerchiefs pitching a canvas tent in a meadow, with the name stacked in huge mustard-yellow serif type on the left. Across the top runs a row of equal rectangular tabs in a typewriter-style mono, Base, Makes, Skills, Story, and Signal, ending in a solid yellow button.

BYQ Supply fills the long scroll with animation ideas rather than standard sections. Photos drift in around a centered serif line on a warm cream background, a hand-drawn yellow smiley loops around the words Rooted in real joy, and Built on GSAP sits inside a giant yellow outline of the same letters. A dark Field Characters band introduces each scout with a full-width photo and an enormous yellow title such as The Quiet One. A services area called We don't just play around switches between rounded pill tabs with tiny line icons and slides through cards that pair a yellow text panel with a photo. Tongue-in-cheek stats sit between dotted rules, and the close arranges photo tiles in a slowly turning ring around We'll see the smoke and a small yellow Send smoke button.

On a phone, the top tabs wrap into a compact second row and the stacked yellow name still sits cleanly over the video.

We'd pick The GSAP Field for motion designers and small studios who want a portfolio that shows off animation chops. Almost every section depends on its scout photos and jokey copy, so making it your own means rewriting and reshooting nearly all of it. The nav button label also has a typo to fix.