Lettra
Branding, 3D, Design engineering, Development, UI
2026
A typography library. A playground for everything it can do.
Type sets the tone before you read a word. Oversized letterforms and layered compositions give Lettra room to move. Rather than simply presenting the library, the website uses typography to demonstrate what it can do.
We explored different ways to bring type into a scene, from shifting perspectives to environments shaped by movement and interaction. Each direction helped define a playful visual language built around Lettra's possibilities.
The controls become part of the scene. Floating panels bring settings, navigation, and experiments together, keeping the experience interactive without distracting from the typography.
Try the type. Find the controls. Take it into your own build.
The experience comes full circle. Familiar elements return for one final scene, bringing the visual language and interactions together before the visitor leaves.
The documentation connects each experiment to its implementation. Live examples, type controls, and code snippets make it easier to understand how Lettra works and start building with it.
Lettra is a typography library for rendering text on the GPU. We designed and built a website that brings its examples, controls, and documentation together.
The type leads the page. Large letterforms sit alongside floating panels and interactive scenes, with a shared interface for navigation and settings. On mobile, the compositions adapt while keeping the typography prominent.
The docs connect those examples to their implementation. Specimens, type controls, and code snippets give visitors a way to try the library and understand how to use it.
- Role
- Branding3DDesign engineeringDevelopmentUI
- Client
- Lettra
- Link
- lettra.dev
- Timeline
- 2026
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