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Lysa

Lysa runs two clinics for dogs and cats in Copenhagen and a home-visit service. The site had to feel as calm as the clinic and make booking a visit take less than a minute.

Project: Website for an animal clinic
Industry: Veterinary care
Scope: Web design · Build · Motion
Built with: HTML, CSS, vanilla JS
Year: 2026

Lysa — A cinematic website for a small animal clinic in Copenhagen, told through pets resting in window light.

Overview

Vet care that feels unhurried, from the first screen.

The brief

Most people pick a vet in a hurry, usually when something is already wrong. Lysa wanted a site that answers the real questions fast: when can I come in, what does it cost, and will my pet be scared. It also needed to explain their yearly plan without turning the page into a sales pitch.

What we did

We shot the whole page like a short film. It opens on black, the two halves part into a letterbox, and the first frame is a dog asleep in a patch of sun. As you scroll, the bars slide away, the camera pushes in and a second line takes over. The care list swaps the whole background to the photo of the service you point at. A day at Lysa is a horizontal reel with subtitles, where a sun line moves from 07:00 to 20:00 as you scroll. The visit runs as full-screen scenes with glass cards on top, and the booking form sits next to a dog portrait lit by a spotlight that follows the cursor. Underneath it all still works like a clinic site: live free times for both clinics, open or closed right now, a yearly plan priced per animal, and a form that fills in the time you tapped.