C3.0 2027 is a landing page design for an Australian Digital Health Agency summit. With the event more than a year out and its program still to be confirmed, this was first and foremost an exercise in landing-page craft. The written content is placeholder, so the focus here is the design and the build: a fast, atmospheric single page that could front a high-profile event and scale as the real details land.
An atmospheric WebGL hero
The hero is driven by a real-time three.js (WebGL) animation rather than a static image or a background video. It sets the tone the moment the page loads, stays sharp at any screen size and pixel density, and keeps the page lightweight, since the motion is generated in the browser instead of shipped as a heavy media file.
A calm, scannable visual system
The layout leans on clear hierarchy and generous space rather than decoration. Set in Inter with a restrained palette, full-width sections guide the eye down the page in a single scannable flow, and the whole composition reflows cleanly from desktop to mobile.
Modular components and a live countdown
Repeating patterns, keynote cards, session tiles and section headers, are built as consistent, reusable components, so the page stays cohesive and is quick to extend. A live countdown to the event date anchors the page and gives it a sense of momentum.
A filterable program grid
The program is presented as a grid that filters across the summit's three streams, letting a visitor narrow to what is relevant to them in a tap. It is structured to scale gracefully as the real agenda is confirmed, swapping placeholder sessions for the final line-up without a redesign.
Registration with inline feedback
The registration form handles validation and confirmation in place, with no page reload, resolving to a clear in-page success state. It is a small interaction, but it keeps the sign-up moment smooth and self-contained.
Lean and fast by design
The whole site is a single self-contained page written in vanilla JavaScript with no framework, deployed on Cloudflare Pages. That keeps load times fast, the footprint small and deployment trivial, which suits a campaign page that needs to ship quickly and stay reliable under a traffic spike.