Alex Andrew

Grab the model. Spin it. That is what your customers will do.

This is Web3D, a scroll-driven 3D website I built in Three.js: the product assembles as you scroll, the lights come up, the page orbits around it, and at the end the visitor can rotate it by hand. Under one megabyte to...

New project live: Espai Feilen, a martial arts dojo in Barcelona with thirty years of history and no visual system.

I rebuilt the whole thing as one pack. Brand identity in Figma: raspberry palette, Lora and Source Sans, ink stroke, petals and the kanji seal. Then the Instagram...

Three ways scroll can drive a 3D scene, and what each one sells. 1. Scrub. The scroll position is the timeline of the model's animation. Forward builds, back deconstructs. Best for funnels: every piece that lands can carry one argument, and the page ends on a single CTA. 2....

I built a website that sells 3D websites by being one. Scroll and the model assembles, the lights come up and the page orbits around it. Stop scrolling and the pieces float. Once it's built, grab the model and spin it. Three.js + CSS3D, no framework, about 160 KB of...