Compose
Click to add a card at its default size, or drag one out at exactly the size you want. Resize anything by its corner, drop in photos and clips from the media library, nudge it into line, and save.
Compose a website. Then conduct it.
Schemphony is a page editor with a motion tool built in. Place your pieces, give each one its entrance, and publish a page that plays well on a phone, a laptop and everything between.
A page is a set of pieces. Every one of them moves.
Photos, type, buttons, forms, video, light and shade: in Schemphony each is its own piece on its own layer, so you can pick any of them up, move it, and give it motion. That is the whole idea. This studio page is built that way; take it apart.
Everything on this page is a piece like these. Pick one up anywhere; let go and it finds its place.
From blank page to published, in four movements.
Stack
Every piece sits on a layer. Carry one through the stack and it passes over or under the others on its way, and the order it lands in holds on every screen.
Direct
Give a piece a path, an easing and a moment on the page. The motion tool shows the timing as you draw it.
Publish
Put the page on the web at your own address, with forms that land in your inbox.
Fill a wall with video. It keeps gliding.
Drop in as many clips as the page needs. Schemphony decides how many play at once on each visitor's screen, so a phone is never asked to play the whole wall.
Your page is waiting for its first note.
Start with a blank canvas or one of your own photos. You can publish when it sounds right.