Closing brackets
The brackets slide in around the message. Then the message fades and the two halves close into the single wordmark "ovem", which becomes the header logo as the visitor scrolls.
Six ways to present the "ov( … )em" idea in the hero. Each one is live: press Replay, or move over option E.
The brackets slide in around the message. Then the message fades and the two halves close into the single wordmark "ovem", which becomes the header logo as the visitor scrolls.
The brackets stay still. The words inside change slowly: sales outsourcing, training, consulting. It tells the three things OVEM does without extra text.
The brackets appear first, then the message opens between them from the centre, like a window. Calm and elegant, plays once.
A thin line draws from "(" to ")" under the message, with a small yellow marker travelling along it. It suggests progress and connection.
The brackets react to the cursor (or a finger): the closer you are to the centre, the closer ov( and )em move. Subtle, and a visitor discovers it by accident.
No movement. The brackets are filled with the brand yellow-to-blue gradient while "ov" and "em" stay black. A quiet, premium look that costs nothing in performance.
Combinations work too, for example A with B, or F with A. Tell me the letters.