FullStack, Design & Frontend Development
Jamly is the landing page for a social mobile app built around music: you connect your streaming service, share what you are listening to while choosing who gets to see it, and the app surfaces profiles with similar taste. The site explains those mechanics and drives downloads.
Built as a school project, the exercise was really about storytelling: an app nobody has heard of has to be understood in a single scroll. The structure is a scripted progression — what it is, what it does, objections answered in the FAQ — animated on scroll with GSAP and Motion, with shortcuts for visitors who want to skip ahead.
An unreleased social app has no name recognition and no social proof to lean on: the page has to do all the work itself. The approach was to treat scrolling as a narrative thread, each section answering the question the previous one had just raised, rather than stacking feature blocks.






