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Thanks @Maty Sandoval! That render at the top was something I built from scratch. I got the vapes from the client and I used them to create a simplistic hero to show the product varieties. The original image was a set of the vapes like around the text in white background
The desk scene mockup really sells the product instead of just showing a flat browser frame, the warm orange promo banner against the neutral desk tones is a nice touch. Was that scene a customized stock render or something you built from scratch?
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This one is interesting toh
Most people I see using AI in advertising are using it to generate video, and honestly I think that's the least interesting thing it can do.
Where it's actually changed how I work is 3D. I've got it driving Blender for me now, building out scenes, rigging the cameras, setting up lighting and running the renders, which is all the technical setup that used to eat whole days before I could even start on the creative.
But it hasn't made good work fast. Getting a car to actually look like a car still means going back through the lighting over and over, catching reflections that feel off, and re-cutting shots until the timing finally sits right. That part still takes time.
What's changed is where the hours go. I spend a lot less of them pushing buttons and a lot more of them making taste calls, which is the part brands were paying for in the first place.
Ye le Jani is AI + 3D wali post ke liye:
100% agree with this take! Everyone is just doing gen video, but using AI to drive Blender — scene building, camera rigging — that's the real workflow upgrade. This car render looks insane! Would love to hear more about your setup.
Title: Nexa Electronics: Premium E-Commerce Website with Interactive 3D Exploded Views
Description:
Nexa Electronics is a demo e-commerce website I designed and built to show my skills in modern web design, front-end development and interactive 3D experiences. This video is a walkthrough of the site.
What’s in the video
The home page, with a cinematic hero section and a 3D device showcase
Browsing by category: Smartphones, Laptops, Audio, Gaming, Smartwatches, Smart Home and Accessories
Product pages with configuration and colour options, a zoom inspection view, pricing, stock status and customer reviews
The interactive 3D exploded view (“Explore Inside in 3D”), where you can take products apart layer by layer to see their internal components
Quick View, the device comparison matrix, the shopping bag and a full checkout flow (shipping details, payment, order review and confirmation)
Customer sign-in and an admin dashboard for managing the store
Website features
Interactive 3D exploded views of products, with labelled internal parts and an explode slider
A mega-menu navigation and fast category browsing
Product configuration (storage and colour variants) with live pricing
Wishlist, compare and shopping bag functionality
Device comparison matrix
A simulated checkout with order confirmation
Customer accounts (sign-in)
An admin dashboard with store stats and inventory and price management
A newsletter signup section
A toggle to turn the 3D experience on or off
A responsive, dark and light themed premium UI
Note: I made this video with the help of AI, and it is just a demo to show my skills. To see my work properly, I recommend visiting the live website here: https://nexaelctronics.netlify.app/
Thanks for watching. I’m open to freelance projects, so get in touch if you’d like something similar built for you.
The dark theme and 3D device views look sharp.