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A while ago, I led the web implementation side of an immersive 3D project alongside Daedex.
Click here 👈 to see how immersive 3D experiences like this actually become possible on the web.
Realistic 3D experiences on the web look amazing when they work.
What people usually don’t see is everything happening behind the scenes:
performance decisions, optimization, interaction systems, responsive behavior, WebGL constraints, and translating creative vision into something that actually feels smooth on the web.
This was easily one of the most technically challenging projects I’ve worked on.
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Something new I’ve been building for the automotive space 🏁
Check it out
A full Webflow rebuild for an automotive creative studio working with brands like Audi, Porsche, F1, and Yamaha.
The old website didn’t reflect the level of the work being produced so the goal was to create something that felt more immersive, editorial, and built around motion.
What we focused on:
→ Full redesign + Webflow development
→ Motion-driven experience with subtle interactions
→ Service pages structured for clarity + conversion
→ CMS-powered blog with category filters
→ Video and storytelling front and center
One thing I enjoyed about this project was balancing performance with visual experience without overcomplicating the interface.
Built entirely in Webflow.
Would love to hear what part stands out most to you 👀
The consistency here is excellent. Everything feels aligned, structured, and professional.
Built an infinite canvas grid in Webflow with Claude Code. Hooked up to the CMS, so adding a new image is just a new entry.
The usual portfolio grid is 2x2 or 3x3. This one lets you scroll in any direction and place things wherever. Feels more like a moodboard.
The images bob up and down a tiny bit so it doesn't feel static. Hover zooms in slightly. Click zooms all the way in, flashes the screen white, and opens a new tab.
Works for case studies, images, whatever fits. I'm in my DM's if you want one for your site.
Check it out here https://the-infinite-universe-grid.webflow.io/
This is insanely cool
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