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Recently, I’ve been exploring something completely new for me — 3D Web Development. 🚀
Instead of just watching tutorials, I decided to learn by actually building something.
For my first experiment, I recreated a 3D watch website to understand how 3D elements, animations, interactions, and modern UI come together on the web. ⌚️
It’s not an original product or a commercial project. I built it purely as a learning project and to challenge myself with something outside my usual work.
One thing I’ve realized is that I learn much faster when I build, break things, fix them, and try again.
Learn → Build → Break → Fix → Improve. 🔁
This is just the beginning. I’m planning to explore more advanced 3D interactions and eventually build something completely original.
Still learning. Still experimenting. Still building. 💻🔥
Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback!
#LearningByBuilding #3DWeb #WebDevelopment #FrontendDevelopment #ThreeJS #WebDesign #CreativeCoding
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Wow! Nice setup 🎥
No designer should still be handing clients or developers only static website screens in 2026
Especially when the website has complex interactions, animations and transitions that are difficult to explain.
And no, you don’t need to spend weeks manually prototyping every single interaction either.
In 2026, your design should show exactly how the website is supposed to feel, move and respond, not leave the client and developers guessing.
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