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Meridian Private

An immersive digital experience for private aviation

An independent concept for a private aviation company. The site opens with a scroll-controlled flight through the clouds, then continues into a complete company website.

Screenshot of the Meridian Private homepage
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Role
Concept, design, film direction, and development
Built with
Vite, TypeScript, GSAP, canvas frame sequence
Status
Independent concept
Live site
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The concept

Most private aviation websites open with a still photograph of an aircraft. This concept begins in the air and lets the visitor guide the camera, so the opening feels closer to the experience on offer.

Approach

The opening film is tied to scroll position, so it plays forward or backward at the visitor’s pace. It ends in a soft white-out and continues into the rest of the page without a second load.

From there, the site works like a practical company website, with sections for the fleet, cabin, membership, safety, and route planning.

Key features

  1. Scroll-controlled film

    A 479-frame sequence drawn to a canvas, with frames loaded in a moving window to keep playback smooth.

  2. Fleet comparison

    A tab for each aircraft, with a comparison table below.

  3. Route planner

    Choose two airports to see the great-circle route on a dotted world map, with an estimated flight time.

  4. Mobile version

    A lighter frame set and a reframed aircraft keep the opening intact on smaller screens.

Meridian Private: additional view 1 of 3
Meridian Private: additional view 2 of 3
Meridian Private: additional view 3 of 3

Additional views from the live site.

NoteMeridian Private is a fictional company created for this concept. The film and photography were generated for the project.

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