A digital showcase of the collection of a NYC-based stone artist Matthew Fisher. His work has been featured in the group exhibition, On The Verge and The Noguchi Museum. Matthew wanted a site that would highlight his art objects. This project is all about details and once you begin to interact with the site, they come to life around the art.

It has been viewed more than 50,000 times in the first 60 days, with some collections completely selling out. After the success of the website Matthew has reached out to collab on two other projects – a separate website for his second collection and an immersive digital exposition that was released under the name “The Quarry House”.

At the core of the site we have the aSNP scroll. We use our amazing SNP scroll for almost every project while improving its performance iteratively. The custom scroll component helps us to: ensure flawless interactions between components; synchronise HTML blocks with WebGL elements; listen to the scroll events and control elements of the site, and render only visible elements of the site to improve the performance.

Our favourite part is our self-written prediction algorithm. Based on the previous user's actions, it tells us which elements are about to enter the screen which enables user visibility. Not only does the algorithm help us to provide a smooth, seamless experience on every device, it also ensures high performance of fast-scrolling image galleries where the position of the items can change dramatically from frame to frame. Due to rendering time, there could be visual lags on sites like Matthew’s with 4K image assets. With our custom algorithm, no gallery item is left unseen even at a supersonic speed!