With 3D in the browser, products can be viewed from every side, variants configured live and complex technology explained clearly. It suits online shops, product pages and trade fair presentations, and runs on computers and smartphones without extra software.
I implemented this trolley as a 3D model for JuCad, with materials and animation. What you see is not a video: your browser draws the model itself.
The trolley can be viewed in 360°. Carbon, metal and rubber each have their own material values and catch the light differently.Carbon, metal and rubber each have their own material values and catch the light differently.
A product configurator shows accessories right on the model. Here a JuCad golf bag settles exactly into place, on the trolley’s two holders.A product configurator shows accessories right on the model, such as a golf bag on the trolley’s holders. That is the foundation for product configurators that work.
Thanks to good compression, the model loads quickly on your phone, even on the go. It loads only when it’s needed, and your browser draws only while something moves.
The animation is part of the model: wheels detached, frame folded, until the trolley reaches its pack size. The button below puts it back together.
Variants, materials and dimensions change live on the model. Price and availability come straight from your shop.
Elaborate opening scenes, 3D sequences that follow your scrolling, and spatial data visualizations in your brand’s look.
Custom-built effects for particles, distortions and transitions, like the header of this website. They run directly on the graphics processor, so they stay smooth.
Models from Blender or from your CAD data, simplified and compressed so they load quickly on a smartphone too.
The snake classic as a 3D browser game, with power-ups that help you out of tight spots. Runs smoothly on smartphones too.
Online shop of a maker of golf trolleys and accessories, in eight languages. After years of looking after the old shop, I carried out the move from Shopware 5 to Shopware 6 and have been responsible for the whole shop system since.
The snake classic as a 3D browser game, with power-ups that help you out of tight spots. Runs smoothly on smartphones too.
Online shop of a maker of golf trolleys and accessories, in eight languages. After years of looking after the old shop, I carried out the move from Shopware 5 to Shopware 6 and have been responsible for the whole shop system since.
Yes, if it’s planned for that from the start. Lean models, compressed textures and a display quality that adapts to the device keep it smooth.
Not necessarily. I work with CAD data, existing models or build simple ones myself in Blender.