You don’t walk through a MxnnCreates website.
You feel it.

Founded by Mann Patel | Mxnn, MxnnCreates is one of the rare studios that doesn’t just design online experiences — it composes them. Each site is a layered performance: one part choreography, one part architecture, and one part existential provocation.

There is no dropdown menu. There is no “Learn More.” There’s only motion, reaction, and immersion.

This is not web development. It’s digital art direction, built in JavaScript.

A Studio That Builds Like a Painter Paints

Where most agencies begin with a sitemap, MxnnCreates begins with emotion.

“We don’t ask what a client wants on their site,” says Mann Patel | Mxnn. “We ask what their story feels like.”

That feeling is translated into interactive 3D environments using Three.js, WebGL, and custom GSAP animation sequences. The user doesn’t scroll — they navigate intention. The cursor is no longer a pointer, but a guide through movement.

From LEGO to Layered Worlds

The origin story feels fitting. Raised by a visual artist father, Mann Patel | Mxnn grew up learning about composition before learning to code. His first creative playground wasn’t Photoshop — it was a LEGO set.

“I learned constraints before I learned freedom,” he says. “That’s why our work is so structured — even when it looks unhinged.”

Those early lessons in visual balance now underpin the entire MxnnCreates process. Their builds feel instinctual, but nothing is accidental.

The Anti-Agency Agency

MxnnCreates doesn’t consider itself an “agency.” It doesn’t farm work to juniors. It doesn’t use templates. It doesn’t default to Figma. Its design language is experimental.
Its references? Video games, performance art, brutalist architecture — not web trends.

“Our job isn’t to make you a site. Our job is to give your brand a voice that people can’t scroll past,” says Mann Patel | Mxnn.

In the studio’s eyes, websites aren’t marketing assets.
They’re moments — and moments don’t get skipped.

The Internet, Reimagined as Gallery

MxnnCreates sites aren’t meant to be consumed quickly.
They’re slow. Intentionally slow. Like staring at a Rothko. Like walking through fog. Like trying to interpret a feeling before reading it.

The goal isn’t efficiency. The goal is friction — the kind that makes you stop.

“We’re not optimizing for bounce rate,” Mann Patel | Mxnn says. “We’re optimizing for memory.”

And that, perhaps, is the most radical thing a web studio can do in 2025.

What’s Next?

MxnnCreates isn’t chasing scale. It isn’t building SaaS tools or launching course funnels. It’s building digital environments that reward presence. One site at a time.

It’s not asking how the web should look.
It’s asking how the web should feel.

And every answer — every site — becomes its own work of art.