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Such a great work, Chidi
Thanks Damilola
Three.js and GSAP for a botanical scroll site sounds heavy, but the 'Return to Your Nature' framing suggests it stays gentle rather than flashy. How do you keep scroll-triggered 3D from feeling gimmicky on a skincare brand like this?
Exactly, the goal is atmosphere, not spectacle. I keep the movement slow, tied to the natural rhythm of scrolling, and focused on depth, water, light, and the product itself. No constant spinning or dramatic camera moves. The skincare experience should still feel effortless.
Nice work
Great work!
the waterfall behind the bottle is so pretty chidi. is the scroll smooth on phone?
cool
the scroll on this is smooth
That waterfall-to-bottle transition is genuinely satisfying to watch. With three.js and GSAP both loaded, how'd you keep load times sane for a skincare audience that's probably browsing on mobile more than desktop?
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