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ZX-10R — Interactive 3D Web Experience
Immersive 3D website developed with React and Three.js, combining real-time interaction, smooth scrolling, responsive design, and a cinematic visual experience.
Independent concept project focused on creative development and interactive web design, with no official affiliation with Kawasaki.
HTML • CSS • JAVASCRIPT • REACT • THREE.JS • VITE • FIGMA
Kawasaki ZX10R by Oxenci is licensed under creative commons attribution.
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