Immersive 3D website - one scroll page built in WebGL by Jaden GreenImmersive 3D website - one scroll page built in WebGL by Jaden Green
Immersive 3D website - one scroll page built in WebGLJaden Green
Most sites are a grid of cards. This is the other kind: one page where the thing you sell is modelled, lit and moving in real 3D, and the scroll is the story.
What you get, in two weeks:
One immersive page, built with three.js, designed around a single idea rather than a template. Hero moment, scroll choreography, and the interactions that make it feel like an object rather than a slideshow.
Everything generated in code where it can be. No stock textures, no purchased models, no bloated asset downloads, which is why these pages open fast instead of showing a loading bar.
Mobile and low-power fallbacks, so a phone gets a version that still looks deliberate instead of a black rectangle.
Static files at the end. It deploys anywhere, has no build step you have to maintain, and no monthly platform fee attached to it.
The sample on this profile, the GreenAI Engine, is a working example: a cutaway V12 in orbit whose idle speed is driven by how many of twelve live sites answered the last scan, with the Earth, the sound and every surface generated at load.
Good fit for a product launch, a flagship home page, or a company that keeps being told its site looks like everyone else's. Bigger scopes, multiple pages or a full site, are quoted separately.
Immersive 3D website - one scroll page built in WebGLJaden Green
Starting at$1,500
Duration2 weeks
Tags
three.js
Web Designer
Most sites are a grid of cards. This is the other kind: one page where the thing you sell is modelled, lit and moving in real 3D, and the scroll is the story.
What you get, in two weeks:
One immersive page, built with three.js, designed around a single idea rather than a template. Hero moment, scroll choreography, and the interactions that make it feel like an object rather than a slideshow.
Everything generated in code where it can be. No stock textures, no purchased models, no bloated asset downloads, which is why these pages open fast instead of showing a loading bar.
Mobile and low-power fallbacks, so a phone gets a version that still looks deliberate instead of a black rectangle.
Static files at the end. It deploys anywhere, has no build step you have to maintain, and no monthly platform fee attached to it.
The sample on this profile, the GreenAI Engine, is a working example: a cutaway V12 in orbit whose idle speed is driven by how many of twelve live sites answered the last scan, with the Earth, the sound and every surface generated at load.
Good fit for a product launch, a flagship home page, or a company that keeps being told its site looks like everyone else's. Bigger scopes, multiple pages or a full site, are quoted separately.