A London and Liverpool studio's site that opens with a monospace clock and a grid of eight projects, each thumbnail waking up on hover with a clip of the real thing. The asset choreography reads cleanly from the network tab. Quiet build, careful pacing.
AndAgain's site opens quietly. A monospace timestamp ticking London local time, then a grid of eight projects that does the actual talking. Each thumbnail wakes up on hover with a clip of the real thing, which is the move you wish more agency sites would commit to: show the work, skip the pitch deck.
Wander into the case studies if you want the receipts, especially the 4DFWD entry for the virtual event side of things. Worth a follow if immersive campaign work is your beat.
Doan Bao Nam rebuilt the agency portfolio as a showroom you move through, not a page you scroll. Interactive 3D canvases and a custom audio-visual engine share a single frame, holding 60 FPS while sound and geometry run at once. Open devtools and watch how it stays steady.
Editor's pickOpen Artisans d'Idées and you get a black screen with one instruction: click to illuminate. What follows is a horizontal Three.js journey rendered almost entirely in shadow, with audio coupled to camera state instead of a clock. Built by Paris studio Immersive Garden. Worth opening devtools for.
Wei's portfolio drops you on a tiny island with a half-broken robot, a Gameboy, and a DJ deck that refuses to play clean loops. Three.js with GLSL and GSAP up top, smart performance choices underneath: raycasting at 30 FPS, render loop paused on inactive views, assets tiny and lazy-loaded.