Web 3D Interaction Modules
Budget: $14 – $30 NZD
I’m building a series of web-based training modules where learners prove they understand a concept by manipulating 3D objects right in the browser. Each module is light-weight—think moderate poly models with textures rather than photoreal movie assets—but every scene must feel polished and responsive.
Here’s what I need from you for the first engagement and, if we click, many more that will follow for other clients:
• A browser-ready 3D scene (Three.js, Babylon.js or comparable WebGL framework) that allows users to
– click-and-drag components into the correct place,
– rotate and zoom the view smoothly,
– trigger short interactive animations when tasks are completed.
• Clean, well-commented code plus any asset files so future iterations are straightforward.
I’ll supply the instructional flow, reference imagery, and success criteria for each activity; you handle the interactive layer, lightweight optimisation, and cross-browser checks. A short demo or proof of concept will serve as the first milestone so we can refine performance and UX before scaling to additional lessons.
If you enjoy crafting intuitive 3D experiences for the web and are interested in a steady stream of similar projects, let’s start with this pilot and grow from there.
I am offering shares of the company for who ever is interested in longer term, continued partnership, once the courses are built , it will be quite relatively easy to upkeep. this has serious upside potential. I will explain more to successful dev.
Here’s what I need from you for the first engagement and, if we click, many more that will follow for other clients:
• A browser-ready 3D scene (Three.js, Babylon.js or comparable WebGL framework) that allows users to
– click-and-drag components into the correct place,
– rotate and zoom the view smoothly,
– trigger short interactive animations when tasks are completed.
• Clean, well-commented code plus any asset files so future iterations are straightforward.
I’ll supply the instructional flow, reference imagery, and success criteria for each activity; you handle the interactive layer, lightweight optimisation, and cross-browser checks. A short demo or proof of concept will serve as the first milestone so we can refine performance and UX before scaling to additional lessons.
If you enjoy crafting intuitive 3D experiences for the web and are interested in a steady stream of similar projects, let’s start with this pilot and grow from there.
I am offering shares of the company for who ever is interested in longer term, continued partnership, once the courses are built , it will be quite relatively easy to upkeep. this has serious upside potential. I will explain more to successful dev.