A creative agency template built around a real-time relief wall.
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The product
Rilevo is a premium cinematic Next.js template for creative agencies, design studios and multidisciplinary teams. Its homepage is carried by a real-time relief wall — a square field of instanced pins that reads any image's luminance as depth, lit by a raking key with cast shadow and valley occlusion baked per picture. Six scroll chapters hand over inside one pinned frame, and exactly one is ever readable, focusable or clickable. On a case study the project's photograph arrives as relief before resolving into itself.
Underneath the cinema it is an ordinary, complete agency site: fifteen routes, five case studies each argued in a different structure, a work index whose discipline filter lives in the URL, a capabilities page with a working scope builder that is honest about not being a quote, approach, studio, a journal and a validating contact form. Everything you can click does what it says.
The 3D is one instanced mesh in a single draw call per frame with zero downloaded 3D assets and zero image textures, measured rather than claimed, and it degrades honestly: no WebGL or a lost context falls back to the same picture drawn with a 2D canvas, reduced motion unpins the story, and every route serves its full content without JavaScript.
Rebranding is centralised in five files — brand, site, and three content files — with nothing under app/ or components/ to edit. A full rebrand was measured at fourteen seconds including a cold install and a production build.
Designed as a credible product experience—not a set of disconnected sections. Every layout is ready to adapt while preserving the logic that makes it feel intentional.
Platform
Next.js
Version
1.0.0
Last update
September 19, 2026
QA status
passed
Inside the build
A complete working system.
Real-time relief wall — one instanced mesh, one draw call per frame, no 3D assets and no image textures
Six-chapter homepage story with strict chapter exclusivity, verified by 2,169 assertions across nine viewports
Five case studies in five different structures
Work index with a URL-linkable, back-button-safe discipline filter
Working scope builder with honest, indicative numbers
Approach, studio, journal and a validating contact form
Designed 404, sitemap, robots and social card
Drawn 2D fallback for no WebGL, context loss and reduced motion
Modern evergreen browsers. Responsive from compact mobile screens through wide desktop layouts.
Support & docs
Setup, rebranding, content map, 3D customisation, performance, licensing and third-party notes included. Package-specific setup guidance and release notes are provided.
Use it with confidence
Clear license. Clean handoff.
Commercial single-end-product license; final terms are included with purchase.