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Focused content architecture
Horizon Harbour — RV & Boat Storage Campus organizes the primary message and supporting information into clear, scannable sections.
New Reliability
Industrial, Logistics & Mobility
Horizon Harbour is a fictional, frontend-only demonstration for a premium RV, boat, and trailer storage business in Port Merrin, Florida. It is built as an Ocean Night editorial campus experience: a protected, trustworthy alternative to generic self-storage marketing.

Project type
Industrial, logistics, and mobility website
Industry
Industrial, Logistics & Mobility
Experience
Responsive web experience
Availability
Live deployment
Project overview
Horizon Harbour is a fictional, frontend-only demonstration for a premium RV, boat, and trailer storage business in Port Merrin, Florida. It is built as an Ocean Night editorial campus experience: a protected, trustworthy alternative to generic self-storage marketing.
The project is a Vite-powered React 19 and TypeScript site using Wouter for client-side routes, Tailwind 4 as the underlying utility layer, Framer Motion for component-state transitions, GSAP ScrollTrigger for the desktop material-tray reveal, and Lucide for iconography.
/ | Art-directed campus overview | Hero sequence and live protection material tray
Experience details
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Horizon Harbour — RV & Boat Storage Campus organizes the primary message and supporting information into clear, scannable sections.
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Horizon Harbour — RV & Boat Storage Campus adapts the content hierarchy and interface across phone, tablet, and desktop layouts.
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Horizon Harbour — RV & Boat Storage Campus uses consistent typography, color, spacing, and imagery to create a recognizable experience.
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Horizon Harbour — RV & Boat Storage Campus keeps relevant calls to action visible without interrupting the visitor's discovery journey.
Visual gallery
Three genuine captures from the live deployment show the opening view, an interior content section, and the responsive mobile composition.



Build characteristics
Labels come from project documentation where available; conservative delivery characteristics are used when a repository does not specify its stack.
Project FAQ
Horizon Harbour is a fictional, frontend-only demonstration for a premium RV, boat, and trailer storage business in Port Merrin, Florida. It is built as an Ocean Night editorial campus experience: a protected, trustworthy alternative to generic self-storage marketing.
Operational buyers and customers evaluating capabilities, coverage, process, and reliability.
The documented experience includes focused content architecture, responsive presentation, purposeful visual system, clear next actions. The live website shows the complete interface and interaction flow.
Yes. Use the “Visit live website” link on this page to open the current public deployment.