Interactive WebGL Component: Three.js Particle Ball Demo

Interactive WebGL Component: Three.js Particle Ball DemoInteractive WebGL Component: Three.js Particle Ball Demo

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Iryna Koval

• 1d

Just shipped my first WebGL component for sale.

A self-contained Three.js particle ball — mouse parallax, organic wave animation, 2000 particles. Drop it into any project in minutes.

→ Live demo: webglparticleball.vercel.app → Available on my Contra 🚀

First of a series. Flame particles, scroll-driven ball, and more coming.

WebGL three.js JavaScript

R. Qule

max

• Apr 17

If your product is visual, your landing page can’t feel generic.

For XIX3D, we created a landing page concept built around premium 3D animation and a clean web structure designed for clarity. The layout stays minimal while motion adds depth, precision, and product presence — without turning the experience into a demo reel.

This is the kind of work we build for startups that want speed and senior-level execution without hiring a full team.

This was created with a design subscription from FANCY — and yes, we’re currently open to new projects.

Bianca Ursaru

pro

• Apr 17

Title: Veloré — A Cinematic Chocolate Experience

Description:

From four images to a complete luxury chocolate ad.

Each visual was transformed into motion, then brought together into a single cinematic story.

Built entirely in Fuser using AI and the Compositor.

A simple idea, turned into a premium experience.

https://app.fuser.studio/view/023175d3-f193-4465-b536-30305942016b

fusercocreate Brand Design Brand Strategy Video Editing Fuser

LaShawnda Rodgers

• Apr 18

This right here is nice!!

Cheryl Ee

• Apr 17

Recently, I’ve been working on improving my portfolio and getting it ready for launch.

Been refining the overall design, polishing my case studies, and learning more about deploying it properly through GitHub and Vercel. Still tweaking a few things, but it’s been fun seeing it come together bit by bit. These are some early looks at the loading screen, hero section, selected works layout, and contact page as I continue refining the experience.

Still a work in progress, but I’m enjoying the process of bringing it all together bit by bit.