I was surprised by the speed I was able to make neynar.com/nfs 

Admittedly I was a bit afraid at the task, because it wasn't just about making a landing page for /nfs but also establishing its brand and basically inventing a visual language for it

The bifrost is made of a single slim rectangle that cycles through 14 variants, each filled with a simple 2- or 3-point linear gradient. These are then assembled in tiles, which in turn use /framer's new 3D transforms to achieve the perspective you see. When you load the page, each tile appears 0.1 seconds after the other, so the bridge comes towards you at speed.

It's pretty cool, but again, it's literally a bunch of rectangles. 

Virgil Abloh said we should design the room; neynar.com established space as an environment. The bifrost is a magical bridge through space. Other details on the site, taken in isolation, are unimpressive—but so are single lines of code.

https://frames.neynar.com/f/d108bbe7/9bfe1cc1