Four kinds of websites we build. Big brand homepages, long scroll stories, in-browser 3D scenes, and launch sites. From a Singapore studio, for clients worldwide.
Four formats we build. Animation leads the first two. 3D leads the third. The fourth pulls every craft into one launch.
Four kinds of websites we build. Big brand homepages, long scroll stories, in-browser 3D scenes, and launch sites. Pick the one that fits what you're shipping.
A homepage built like a film opening. Visitors get pulled into the brand instead of greeted by a fold of marketing copy. Good for launches and brand sites that have to land a first impression.
A long page where each section reveals as you scroll. Visitors read at their own pace. Good for editorial pieces, brand narratives, and case studies where the story matters as much as the product.
A 3D scene running live in the browser. Visitors can rotate the product, try a finish, or walk through a space. Good for hardware, fashion, and architecture that need to be felt before they're read about.
A standalone site built around a single launch moment. A product drop, a rebrand reveal, or a campaign film. Good for launches that need to feel like an event, not a brochure page.
Four steps. Short, deliberate, no hand-offs.
First call. Tell us the vision. We'll tell you what the web can do with it.
Visual studies, scroll boards, interaction prototypes. Vision rendered before the build.
Design and engineering happen together, not in handoff. Every scene built, tested on real devices, refined until it feels right.
Production-grade. 60fps on target hardware. Handed off with the tuning knobs.
Price, timeline, and what is included. We confirm the scope on the first call.
A single page or basic landing page.
Service pages. Event landings. Quick launches.
A custom multi-page website.
Brands that want a site that does not look like a template.
A real-time 3D website.
Product launches. Premium brand sites. Immersive showcases.
Not sure which tier fits? Tell us about your project. We will suggest the right one.
Common questions. If yours isn't here, email us.
Interactive immersive web design is the practice of building websites that move, react, and respond in real time, using 3D scenes, custom GLSL shaders, and scroll-driven motion. The category covers cinematic flagship homepages, scroll-driven brand stories, real-time 3D experiences, and launch microsites. The stack is Three.js, React Three Fiber, GSAP, Lenis, and Next.js. The goal is not animation for its own sake. It is a website that feels like a place, not a page.
Interactive web design responds to user input. Hovers, clicks, scroll position, cursor proximity. Immersive web design goes further. It builds a real-time 3D environment that surrounds the visitor with depth, light, and motion that adjusts to where they are on the page. A site can be interactive without being immersive. A site cannot be immersive without being interactive. &7 ships both as one craft.
Use 3D web design when the product or brand needs to be experienced before it is read about. Physical objects with form and finish, like furniture, hardware, and fashion. Launches that need to feel like an event. Brand stories where motion carries meaning the copy alone cannot. For most service businesses and content sites, a well-designed static site is the better answer. We say so up front.
A focused launch microsite ships in 4 to 8 weeks. A full luxury brand site or product showroom runs 8 to 14 weeks from brief to ship. The first call sets the window once we see scope and source assets.
Engagements start in the mid five figures and scale with scope, scene count, and 3D complexity. We quote one fixed number after the first call, with the build broken into staged milestones.
Yes. Every build ships a mobile fallback ladder. Below 768px we render lightweight CSS or 2D substitutes for the heaviest scenes so the brand still reads on a phone without burning a battery.
Yes. We respect the prefers-reduced-motion system preference and disable scroll-driven and looping motion when it is set. Copy stays focusable, contrast meets WCAG AA, motion never blocks legibility.
Yes. The codebase ships with the tuning knobs exposed in named constants. We document them and run a handover session before the build leaves our hands.
We make them. Type direction, motion direction, and the visual system itself are part of every immersive engagement. We work from a brief, not a finished brand book.
Send the brand, the launch window, and the moment you want this to land. A concept and a number come back inside a week.
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