Abstract 3D SaaS Banner Animation
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I’m refreshing the hero banner on our SaaS website and want a short, abstract-style 3D animation that instantly spotlights our interface’s advanced functionalities, while still nodding to its user-friendly layout and seamless integrations. Because I have no pre-existing assets, you’ll build everything from scratch—from modelling the UI elements through to final web-ready delivery—using the toolset you’re most comfortable with (Blender, Maya, Cinema 4D, etc.).
Here’s how I picture the flow: subtle geometric forms assemble into an elegant dashboard, individual modules pulse or unfold to hint at sophisticated features, and dynamic transitions suggest connectivity with other platforms. The overall mood should feel modern, light, and tech-forward rather than photo-real or cartoonish.
To keep things simple, I’d like:
• A 10- to 15-second looping animation optimised for fast web load (WebGL, Lottie, or MP4 + transparent WebM—open to your recommendation).
• Source scene files and any texture maps for future tweaks.
• One round of revisions after first preview.
Share examples of previous tech-product animations or abstract motion work so I can gauge style fit. If you have questions about colour palette or micro-interactions, let’s hash them out early so we nail the concept on the first pass.
Here’s how I picture the flow: subtle geometric forms assemble into an elegant dashboard, individual modules pulse or unfold to hint at sophisticated features, and dynamic transitions suggest connectivity with other platforms. The overall mood should feel modern, light, and tech-forward rather than photo-real or cartoonish.
To keep things simple, I’d like:
• A 10- to 15-second looping animation optimised for fast web load (WebGL, Lottie, or MP4 + transparent WebM—open to your recommendation).
• Source scene files and any texture maps for future tweaks.
• One round of revisions after first preview.
Share examples of previous tech-product animations or abstract motion work so I can gauge style fit. If you have questions about colour palette or micro-interactions, let’s hash them out early so we nail the concept on the first pass.