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What if a website could feel like an art installation? 🖤
I wanted to experiment with something beyond traditional landing pages.
So I built a scroll-driven 3D experience where a single sculpture becomes the entire story.
With every scroll:
→ The camera moves around the sculpture
→ The lighting changes
→ New sections reveal themselves
→ Interactive UI elements appear
→ The perspective continuously evolves
No static hero.
No traditional section-to-section transitions.
Just 3D, motion, light, and storytelling working together.
Built with WebGL + Three.js + AI-assisted development.
The goal was simple: https://sincere-ethereal-sculpt-space.base44.app/
Don't just make people scroll.
Give them a reason to keep exploring.
Would you use this approach for a real brand website?
#WebDesign #ThreeJS #WebGL #3DWeb #CreativeDevelopment #Awwwards #FrontendDevelopment #UIDesign #InteractionDesign #AI #Base44
Superb 😍
Thank you!
scroll driven 3d, how heavy is it to load?
It can be heavy if it’s not optimized. I’m using GLB compression, optimized textures, adaptive rendering, and lower quality settings for mobile to keep it smooth.
Amazing work!
Thank you!
This is such a refreshing take on web storytelling. When the experience itself becomes part of the narrative, scrolling stops feeling like navigation and starts feeling like discovery. That’s the kind of design people remember.
Yeah, exactly! That’s what I’m trying to achieve making the interaction feel like part of the story, rather than just scrolling through a website. Really appreciate that!
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