lil stitched co.
A blanket store where the product page is the configurator: a real-time cloth you personalise as you scroll, from fabric to a name stitched on the corner.
Mohammad Totonchy, designer-developer in Perth, Australia
Designer–developer
I design and build immersive, motion-led websites and 3D web experiences.Based in Perth, Australia, working with studios and founders everywhere.
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01 / 05How I work
Four rules I keep, whatever the brief.
- 01
Motion is the argument, not the garnish. If a movement does not explain something, it goes.
- 02
Sixty frames a second is a design decision. I budget for it before the first mockup.
- 03
The first screen earns the second. Every page opens with a reason to scroll.
- 04
I design, build and tune the same file, so nothing is lost in a hand-off.
What I bring
- Motion, GSAP: scroll choreography, timelines, scrubbed camera paths
- 3D, Three.js / R3F: shaders, instancing, particles, PBR materials
- React / Next.js, App Router: server components, type-safe, fast builds
- Design systems, tokens to components: type scales, variables, documented parts
- Creative direction, concept to launch: the idea, the script, the last pixel
What clients and collaborators say
Mohammad treats a scroll bar like a camera dolly. Our launch page felt directed, not decorated.
He argued with us about every animation until each one meant something. The report reads better for it.
The blanket on screen moves the way the real one does. Customers tell us that before they tell us the price.
Currently
Updated September 2026Building
Building
The second version of the lil stitched co. configurator, with a knitted-texture shader and a monogram that stitches itself.
Learning
Learning
WebGPU compute for particle systems, and how to make a decent sourdough in a Perth summer.
Available for
Available for
One launch-site or 3D product project starting November 2026. Remote, or in person around Perth.