A retro-futuristic space exploration website where hand-drawn ink illustrations meet smooth hover interactions — sliding your mouse opens up an entirely new world.
Voyager is a space exploration and astronomy portal designed to feel like a vintage sci-fi magazine come to life.
The design runs on a strict black-and-white palette — no color, no gradients, just ink linework and solid shapes. Astronauts, extraterrestrials, UFOs, telescopes and planets are all rendered in a consistent hand-drawn illustration style, anchored by irregular organic blob shapes that hold the cosmic elements together.
The core interaction is hover-driven: rather than scrolling or navigating, moving your mouse across the homepage triggers the black blob shapes to morph and shift. The hero headline "Explore the Space" gracefully slides away while a full article section — "Mystery: What came before the big bang?" — reveals itself in the same space. It feels like opening a door into another world.
We paired the heavy condensed display type — with its offset shadow echoing old comic title cards — against a minimal navigation bar and generous editorial whitespace. The result balances the charm of a 1960s pulp sci-fi cover with the smooth, considered feel of a modern web experience.

