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Taste Test
Which 3 seconds would sell you the ring?
I built ORBIT, a launch site for a fictional titanium health ring. Everything you see is live 3D running in the browser, not renders or pre-made video.
Left: as you scroll, the ring comes apart into its five layers, each one labeled.
Right: it turns to show the sensors, pulsing in time with a live heart-rate readout.
If a launch page only had room for one of these moments, which one makes you want to buy? Vote, then tell me why in the comments. The full scroll is in the case study on my profile.
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The teardown for me. Seeing the five layers come apart shows what I'm actually paying for, the heartbeat is cool but every ring brand does a version of it 😄 Love that it's all live three.js and not a video.
That's what I like about the teardown too. It gives the motion a purpose: explaining the design, one layer at a time.
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