How to Add 3D Models to Your Website
How to put 3D models on a website: getting files into glTF, optimizing them, choosing model-viewer or three.js, and adding AR without slowing the page.
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WebGL, 3D configurators, scrollytelling and installations.
How to put 3D models on a website: getting files into glTF, optimizing them, choosing model-viewer or three.js, and adding AR without slowing the page.
A good calculator answers the question visitors came with and earns their details honestly. Here's how to choose, design and build one that brings in leads.
Motion is now part of how brands appear on screens. Here's what brand motion covers, where logo animation earns its place, and how to keep it fast and accessible.
A microsite is a small, focused site for one launch, campaign or story. Here's when it beats a page on your main site, and when it is just extra upkeep.
A 3D product configurator lets customers customize and preview a product in real time. Here's how it works and when it pays for itself.
Scrollytelling turns scrolling into a guided story with animation and interaction. Here's how it works and when to use it.
A plain-English guide to WebGL and real-time 3D on the web, when it earns its weight, and the honest tradeoffs before you commit.
A behind-the-scenes look at how interactive installations for museums and trade shows get built, what they cost you, and where they fail.