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Letâs be honest đ
âEmail infrastructureâ doesnât sound very exciting. Does it?
Nor does API documentation.
Yet Resend  somehow managed to make it feel interesting.
How?
Well instead of relying on screenshots and walls of text, they started using interactive 3D visuals built with Spline.
This allows users to explore concepts instead of just reading about them.
And I think thatâs the part people miss.
3D isnât just about making websites look cool.
Sometimes itâs about making complicated things easier to understand
Because nobody wants to read a paragraph when they can experience it in 5 secondsÂ
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