Image overlay

We don’t do static images. We stack transparent layers with JavaScript to build dynamic, interactive visuals that change in real time — no canvas overkill, just precise PNG layering for effects that feel alive

Most sites show one fixed view and call it interactive. We go further: heavy JavaScript logic stacks transparent PNG layers dynamically — hover, click, or select to swap parts, watch the composite update instantly with zero reloads or lag.

Key strengths we deliver:

  • Real-time compositing: 7000+ PNG assets layered flawlessly for complex combinations (e.g., building plans highlighting sections, garment parts swapping styles/necklines/waists)
  • User freedom: move back/forth in selections, preview every change live
  • Performance-tuned: client-side JS handles state and rendering efficiently
  • Practical applications: interactive floor plans for theaters/architecture, custom clothing previews, virtual staging overlays for real estate, product mockups where users “assemble” visuals
  • No bloat: vanilla JS + CSS positioning/absolute layers — clean, maintainable, scales to massive asset counts

While others rely on basic CSS overlays or heavy canvas redraws, we force simple, effective layering to create “wow” moments that convert — users don’t just see; they interact and understand.

Examples

Adatynė

2011

We built a JavaScript beast with over 7000 layered PNGs that let users design their perfect dress, skirt, or blouse in real time. Picking fabrics, colors, styles, and accessories with instant previews and price — then send precise specs straight to the tailor. While every other “custom” clothing site still forces vague descriptions or emails, we delivered god-mode visualization that made tailoring feel futuristic and effortless.

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Theatre as a building

2022

We built a custom WordPress platform with an interactive image map and JavaScript layering that lets users hover over theater building plans to highlight sections and instantly access detailed architectural descriptions, rich media, and historical timelines. While most cultural sites offer flat static pages, we created a living, explorable archive that makes complex architecture feel immersive and easy to navigate.

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