Working on a new website built around a scroll-driven 3D cube πŸ‘€ Each side reveals a different ex...Working on a new website built around a scroll-driven 3D cube πŸ‘€ Each side reveals a different ex...
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Working on a new website built around a scroll-driven 3D cube πŸ‘€ Each side reveals a different exhibition as the cube rotates. What do you think of the concept so far?
Ilya's avatar
The 3D rotation transition on scroll looks super smooth. Are you building this using custom Three.js code overrides in Framer or relying on native Framer 3D transform animations?
Anastasia's avatar
Thank you! It’s actually a custom Framer code component, but it doesn’t use Three.js. The cube is built with CSS 3D transforms, and its rotation is driven by scroll progress with interpolated rotation stops. I wanted to keep it lightweight and fully customizable inside Framer.
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