Kumaşın Elli Tonu

A standalone visual essay built around fabric textures. No nav, no header — just scroll. Each section binds a custom shader to scroll velocity; transitions are a single continuous gesture.

The Problem

Fabric is a material you understand by touch — and screens strip that away. The challenge was to communicate texture, weight, and drape through a browser, without a single interface element getting in the way.

The Solution

A chromeless visual essay: no nav, no header, just scroll. Each section binds a custom WebGL shader to scroll velocity, so the fabric responds to the reader's own pace and the whole piece reads as one continuous gesture.

What I Built

• →Custom shaders bound to scroll velocity
• →Fully chromeless layout — no nav, no header
• →One continuous transition across the whole essay
• →Lightweight OGL-based WebGL pipeline

Highlights

• →Scroll-velocity shaders
• →Chromeless layout
• →Single continuous transition

Outcome

• →Showed that texture can carry a narrative on screen without any UI at all
• →Serves as a reusable foundation for future scroll-driven shader work