Yetivate
An event activation and event marketing company in Singapore, formed with Funfair.sg, Dope Creatives and TofuPages. We replaced its WordPress site with a bright, playful scroll story led by Yeti, the brand's mascot.
- Client
- Group company
- Industry
- Event activation and marketing
- Year
- 2026
- Live site
- yetivate.com


The brief
Yetivate sells moments people remember to brand managers, agencies and government bodies. The name is yeti plus activate, and also "yet to activate". The old WordPress site said none of that.
It also had to feel nothing like PushButton, the dark and cinematic site we built for a sister business. So it went bright and white, with the mascot as the main character and every scene asking "what if".
What we built
Yeti wakes up
A box on a plinth opens and Yeti climbs out: the first beat of a story about brands waiting to be activated.
A run of what-ifs
Six concept scenes, from a mascot three storeys tall to a queue that becomes the campaign, each answering a question as you scroll.
Services as stops
Brand activations, launch mechanisms, immersive installations, gamification, roadshows, customer engagement and event management.
One way to enquire
A single "Start a project" button opens a short enquiry form from anywhere on the page.
Proof from real jobs
Client logos and photos from delivered events follow the story, so the concepts are backed by work.
Light where it counts
The story is a scroll-synced film, so the motion stays smooth without heavy 3D on every visit.



Under the hood
- Next.jsPages, service pages and the enquiry API in one codebase.
- GSAPTies the film story and reveals to the scroll.
- Generated videoThe what-if scenes are concept visuals, cut into a film that plays as you scroll.
- VercelHosting for the site and its enquiry API.
At a glance
- Previous platform
- WordPress
- What-if scenes
- 6
- Services shown
- 7


