
Components
Drop-in pieces: a Rubik's-cube footer, rolling nav, pop-up forms, distortion images.
Buster Studios · Design & Code
Made on the Gold Coast, Australia
Built for Framer & the open web
(01)Selected work
Templates and components where everything moves. Hover a piece to see it run, click it to open the full showcase.
Hover to play · click to open
(02)What I build
From a full template to a fish that bolts when your cursor gets close, everything shares one rule: it should feel alive, and stay smooth on a phone.

Drop-in pieces: a Rubik's-cube footer, rolling nav, pop-up forms, distortion images.

Whole sites with the motion already wired in, from robotics studios to island villas.

Hand-drawn animals, liquid glass, type made of a thousand tiny 3D pieces.

Tested on throttled phones until it holds 60fps. Fancy is only fun if it's fast.
(03)In numbers
Measured in things people can actually use, not renders in a deck.
The Kinetic KYBRE Kit, pulled straight out of a live template.
Every page tested with the CPU slowed 4x. Zero dropped frames.
Africa, Polar, Jungle, the pond and the fish tank.
Painted by hand, now the logo. Some things don't need animating.
(04)How I work
One person from first idea to the version you can install. No hand-offs, no translation loss.
Start with a feeling: what should happen when your cursor gets close?
Day 1Write it by hand in code, with controls a designer can actually use.
DaysSqueeze it at every screen size and throttle the phone until something gives.
HoursReduced motion, static previews, touch support, the boring bits that matter.
AlwaysRelease it, post the video, read every reply and make the next one better.
Ongoing(05)The studio

Founder · Buster Studios
I make websites that react to you. Buster Studios started with a fish tank that panicked when your cursor got too close, and turned into a zoo, a run of liquid glass, and full templates.
Everything is built by hand, tested on real phones, and shared with the community as I go.
(06)Questions
Anything else, ask me directly. A human replies, not a robot. Yet.
Moving components and templates for the web: animated sections, interactive type, liquid glass effects and full sites with the motion already built in.
A lot of them are, especially at launch. Follow along on X and comment the keyword on any post and I'll send you the link.
Yes. Everything gets tested on a throttled phone, supports touch, and calms down for people who prefer reduced motion.
Yes, that's what they're for. Each listing spells out its licence.
Sometimes. If you've got an idea that should move, get in touch and tell me about it.