Six simple, unique ways to build the home banner with depth and motion. All of them are live and run on plain code, not heavy video.
The two brackets are solid 3D objects. They slowly turn like pages of a book, and tilt a little toward the cursor. The message stays flat and sharp in the middle.
Pairs of brackets rush toward the viewer one after another, as if you are moving deeper into the idea. It suggests growth and progress and stays calm.
A small yellow sphere travels around the message, passing in front of and behind it. A simple picture of a deal moving between OVEM and the client.
A soft, slow background of coral waves with a yellow glow, drawn live on a canvas. It reads like a looping video but weighs only a few lines of code.
The words inside the brackets roll like a drum: sales outsourcing, training, consulting. It shows the three things OVEM does through a small 3D turn.
The banner starts as the closed wordmark "ov( )em". Like two doors, the halves swing open and reveal the message and buttons behind them, then close again.
If OVEM has footage (a training session, the team, Yerevan), a muted looping clip of 5 to 8 seconds can sit behind the coral banner. It should be under 2 MB, with a still image shown first and on slow connections. The six options above give a similar feeling with no download, so I recommend video only if the footage is really good.
Tell me the letter, or a mix such as "A for desktop, F on first visit". The current banner stays saved in the separate saved copy.