The “WebGL Image Transition” project by JJ Gerrish is a visually immersive Framer-based site that demonstrates a refined hover interaction using WebGL rendering. Each card features a modern architectural photo with crisp transitions that reveal a vibrant, high-resolution alternate view upon mouse hover. The transition effect blends the current and new image through subtle displacement and shader animation, showcasing the capability of integrating 3D-like visual motion into a website UI. The project is optimized for Framer and is freely remixable for exploration and customization.
The core functionality here is not just aesthetic—it also highlights how WebGL and Framer can work in tandem to elevate image presentation in portfolios, product showcases, or modern design sites. It balances clean layout with experimental animation to serve as both inspiration and a reusable codebase. Designers and developers looking to implement next-gen hover effects without building from scratch would find this demo particularly valuable.
