Case study
On Unity's website, the headphones fill the dark.
A Next.js site for Unity wireless headphones: black, quiet and led by the product as you scroll.
- Client
- Unity
- Industry
- Tech & startups
- Platform
- Next.js
- Live site
- getunity.com (opens in a new tab)
01 — Overview
Unity makes wireless headphones and sells them from a single-product site. Built on Next.js, the site is black from top to bottom and lets the product carry the page as you scroll.

Inside the build
Three words, then the product
The hero says Lossless. Wireless. Limitless. and the headphones take over from there.

Homepage — hero 
Hear the difference Detail by detail
Scroll-led sections move in close on the earcup, the cushions and the build.

A whole new paradigm 
Comfort — memory foam Sound and software
The companion app and the Full-Fidelity standard get sections of their own, with streaming partners shown.

The app — a universe of sound 
Full-Fidelity What's in the box
On a phone, the same story ends with the case and cables, and a Buy button stays in the header throughout.








