The Law of the Jungle (Site of the Day - Apr 5, 2016) — UI design breakdown
To create this immersive experience, we rendered 3D models of natural elements like trees, branches and flowers to recreate the feeling of entering the Jungle. Building the site in WebGL and using a dimensional transition between frames allowed us to further emulate this feeling. We also implemented animations between each section—drag the scene horizontally to animate the page. The site is built on the Tumblr platform, allowing fans to follow the page as well as share, like and reblog its social content. All in all, visuals blend seamlessly with technology to create a wholly original experience to celebrate Disney's The Jungle Book. Sourced from Awwwards. Use this page as a UI breakdown: reverse-engineer hierarchy, color roles, and interaction cues before you remix ideas into your own screens.
- Study how The Law of the Jungle separates primary actions from secondary content—note spacing, type scale, and focal contrast. Recognized as Site of the Day - Apr 5, 2016.
- Extracted palette (#000, #49C5B6, #FFFFFF): check which hues carry brand vs utility chrome.
- Darkest #49C5B6 vs lightest #FFFFFF sits around 2.1:1, which is soft—better for backgrounds than small body copy.
- Ask: what would break first if this layout were a product dashboard—navigation clarity, scan order, or color contrast?
- Related themes: Film & TV, Promotional, Web & Interactive, Animation, Fullscreen, Navigation Menu.




