After this session, you decided to go to an "anti-multitask" homepage.
When you arrive on the site, the loading page is a small webGl animation representing the black flag of your garage with the inscription "Boom Forest", the goal is to load in the background a video that is about to play. after a few moments, the user arrives on the homepage.

The homepage includes a link to the menu and a title: "boomforest.com" (or other).
When the user's mouse hovers over a central element (which remains to be defined) a video starts, with one of your songs whose lyrics are in subtitles.

This video will be a randomly chosen one from about four or five other videos. If the user moves his mouse from a certain area, the experience stops, preventing him from being able to enjoy the music by doing something else. The message is simple: "don't be distracted, please listen fully to my music". When viewing the video, the visitor has the possibility to select "layers" in order to decompose the piece, the visual is also affected by the decomposition of the piece, for example, if I delete the song, the subtitled lyrics disappear, and if I delete some instruments, the image deteriorates more and more.

Menu:
-about (about boom / lyrics / photo gallery)
-lives (shows)
-spirits (gallery cover phone)
-goods
-instagram
-spotify
-contact

Questions :
-The mobile version must be a simple showcase, however should we make users who will certainly access the site massively via the instagram portal understand that the desktop version is richer?
-A discography section in the menu?

Later we will add all the little clicky features that would make the site more fun !

01.21.2019

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