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Marketing sites with real-time 3D that responds to your visitor

Scroll choreography, cursor-reactive scenes, and production-ready Next.js integration. Built with Three.js, Babylon.js, and GSAP.

A decade of production — education, enterprise, and campaign teams

  • 10+ yrs · Hands-on creative production
  • MIT · Educational game assets
  • Adaptive AI LMS · Launch video & product UI
  • 100s · Campaign concepts per sprint
The problem

Static heroes do not stop the scroll

Brands need marketing experiences that respond to visitors. Most 3D web work either looks impressive in demos or kills performance in production. Rarely both.

  • Static

    Heroes that look like every other site

    Visitors scroll past because nothing responds to their input or movement through the page.

  • Heavy

    3D that tanks performance

    Impressive scenes load slowly, jank on mobile, and fail accessibility checks before launch.

  • Disconnected

    3D bolted on after the build

    Scenes are not integrated into the Next.js architecture, so maintenance and updates become expensive.

What you get

What you walk away with

Scenes that ship in production, not demos that only work on a developer laptop.

  • Real-time 3D hero scenes and product showcases
  • Scroll-linked animation and cursor-reactive elements
  • Production-ready Next.js integration and performance pass
  • Mobile-aware fallbacks and reduced-motion support
How it works

How a 3D web sprint works

  1. 01

    Scoping call

    Define the interaction story, scene scope, performance targets, and integration requirements.

  2. 02

    Scene build

    Real-time 3D development with Three.js or Babylon.js integrated into your site architecture.

  3. 03

    Motion pass

    GSAP scroll triggers, micro-interactions, and responsive behavior across devices.

Good fit if you are

  • Brands needing marketing sites that stop the scroll with real-time 3D
  • Agencies wanting immersive launch experiences integrated into Next.js
  • Product teams showcasing complex offerings with interactive 3D scenes
FAQ

Common questions

Who this is for, what to expect, and how the process works before you book.

Ready for a 3D web experience?

Scope a sprint with interaction storyboard, scene build, and launch criteria.