Custom builds with 3D and advanced motion

What goes into a custom build

This is the tier for sites where the experience itself is the point. The hero is not a stock photo or a looping video but a real-time 3D scene that responds to the visitor: it moves as they scroll, reacts to the cursor and carries them from the headline to the call to action. Three.js and WebGL render the scene, hand-written shaders give it its own look, and GSAP choreographs everything around it.

It is the kind of site visitors screenshot and share — which matters for a launch, because the site itself becomes part of the marketing rather than just the place the marketing points to. This website is built the same way.

When 3D earns its place — and when it does not

3D is worth it when the product is visual, when the launch needs to be memorable, or when the brand needs to look a step ahead of competitors who all bought the same theme. It is the wrong call when the page has to explain a complicated product quickly; there, restrained motion and a sharp headline do more work than a scene the visitor has to wait for.

That decision gets made in discovery, before any code is written. If a brief would be better served by a landing page or a standard website, you will hear that in the first reply rather than after the invoice.

Fast, even with a 3D scene on it

A WebGL-heavy page is exactly the kind of page that quietly fails a Core Web Vitals audit if nobody is watching: a render loop that never yields, a large model that blocks the first paint. Performance is treated as a constraint from the first commit — assets load asynchronously behind a visible fallback, effects degrade gracefully on weaker devices instead of freezing, and the finished site ships as static files on Cloudflare Pages.

The result is a site that looks ambitious and still loads like a simple one, because a page that impresses the people who wait for it but loses the ones who do not is not doing its job.

How a custom build is priced

Custom builds are quoted per project because the scope varies too much for a fixed number to be honest: one 3D scene on a landing page and a multi-page site with several interactive scenes are very different amounts of work. Send the brief, and within 24 hours you get an honest answer on fit, a price range and a realistic timeline — then a free 30-minute call if it looks like a match.

What's included

• Everything in the landing page and full website tiers
• Custom real-time 3D scenes built with Three.js and WebGL
• Hand-written shaders and custom visual effects
• Advanced GSAP scroll choreography and micro-interactions
• Any additional pages, features or technologies the brief needs
• Performance budgets and graceful fallbacks for weaker devices
• Technical SEO, structured data and Search Console setup
• Static deployment on Cloudflare Pages

Case studies that show this build

• Beyond — Interactive 3D Landing PageSci-fi interactive landing page with a surreal, cinematic atmosphere.
• Engineered for Excellence — Automotive Landing PageCinematic landing page for a professional automotive workshop.

The techniques behind it

• WebGL & Three.jsHand-written GLSL shaders and Three.js scenes for custom 3D web experiences — nebulas, starfields, and real-time lighting, built from scratch rather than assembled from a template.
• CSS3D + WebGL Hybrid RenderingReal, accessible DOM content placed inside a genuine 3D WebGL scene using Three.js's CSS3DRenderer — text stays selectable and crawlable even while it orbits in 3D space.
• GSAP & Scroll-Driven AnimationHow GSAP drives scroll-linked motion and section navigation across my builds — from ScrollTrigger reveals to a fully custom, camera-driven scroll system.

Other services

• Landing PagesFrom $500 · Product launches, waitlists, campaigns and single-offer funnels
• Full WebsitesFrom $1,500 · Small businesses, agencies, studios and growing startups