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Grab the model. Spin it. That is what your customers will do.
This is Web3D, a scroll-driven 3D website I built in Three.js: the product assembles as you scroll, the lights come up, the page orbits around it, and at the end the visitor can rotate it by hand. Under one megabyte to first pixel, works on phones.
I build these for brands that make physical things: your CAD or Blender model becomes the hero of the site. Live demo in my work. 3D model by Miriam Vargas.
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Meet Moe.
Moe is the mascot and AI guide we designed for our studio's website. We started with the character: a soft, friendly cube, modelled, lit and rendered in Blender. All six expressions (happy, wink, wow, thinking, chill, curious) are posed from the same 3D model, so he stays consistent across the site and our socials.
On the site, Moe is rebuilt in code. He waits in the corner, blinks, follows your cursor with his eyes, and dozes off when ignored, then opens into a chat that helps founders work out what they need: which package fits, what's included, the timeline and how soon work can start. His answers come straight from the site's CMS, so they stay current when pricing changes, and he hands off to the team when a question needs a person.
Need a mascot for your brand or an AI assistant on your website? Send us a message here; we'd love to build yours.
That 3D mascot branding combined with an AI-powered product studio concept is brilliant, Ibrahim! The clean UI and character expressions give the whole agency presence a ton of personality.
Verda makes solar panels feel alive. It starts with a floating rock and a panel drifting through space, then lands you in a quiet 3D garden where the Verda 580 rises from the middle with glass cards showing its power and efficiency. Technology and nature in one scroll, and the lighting and soft glitch effects make it feel calm.
Big shout-out to Viktor Oddy for building this. The mood and the way the scene moves are beautiful.
