Have been extremely busy around here, I still own a user on this forum a video tutorial about Hype and OBS, but I finally had some time to accept new projects, and one of these is this new website for the brand Tume:
As usual, it borrows heavily from h_classen and markhunte codes shared in this forum as well others I might not remember.
A huge thanks for the whole Hype team, I would never be able to create such content without this software.
Great looking site, congratulations. I noticed when looking on mobile (iPhone X) landscape mode the site seems not as optimized visually as its in portrait mode? Am I the only seeing this? However, I applaud you for going this far with hype nonetheless.
Oh yeah, you completely right, I was planning on lock or show a message that landscape on smartphone is not supported, completely forgot about that one, working on it.
Thanks for the feedback and comment!
Looks great! Even I didn't even believe it was done with Hype (meaning that in a good way) so I had to open up the developer tools to check 
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I really like the swipe Progression and specially the intro. That is just amazing. Buy button is not working on the iPhone and I still must look at it on the desktop. Love it. Well done!
it's stunning because of the videoskills that you combine with Hype.
though the navigation thru scroll/swipe introducing some block-animated content is not my favorite websitebehavior 
i'd prefer direct scrollprogress
Beautiful website! The animated gradient background when you hover over the cans is a neat effect!
Simply impressive. Congratulations! 
Oh, no, is just that the client haven't provided the link yet, also the youtube link is broken since they still working on that.
But yeah, credits to h_classen for providing how make the scene progression with the scroll wheel.
Yeah, actually that was the original client idea, similar to the scrolling behavior on Apple site, BUT, it proved to be more challenging for me since a lot of stuff have to happen in the timeline and I found easier to isolate codes and behaviours on each scene and going back and forward between these is a bit easier relying on scenes only.
But definitely I need to learn how to recreate those time-line bound scrolling since not every client is going to be as flexible as this one.
Thanks for the kind words, you are a legend.
regarding Hypes functionality your approach is the best matching choice 