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KANAL W — Der stille Orkan
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What if a webpage behaved less like a page and more like a current? KANAL W makes that question tangible: its visual identity is built around streamlines that don’t simply decorate the layout, but respond to it. As the composition shifts, the flows become part of how the work is read—an encounter between graphic form, motion, and the quiet logic of air.

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This case study opens the build behind “Der stille Orkan,” tracing how an artistic idea became a working digital system. For readers drawn to the meeting point of craft and culture, the appeal lies in the details: not just what moves on screen, but how movement is made to belong to the structure beneath it.

Explore the concept, the technical choices, and the reproducible approach behind KANAL W. One small design decision changes the way the whole current feels—and the full story shows where it begins.

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