3D elements for websites
Make your website come alive
Interactive 3D elements give visitors a new way to discover products, objects and processes. We design suitable 3D experiences and integrate them into your website.
Rotatable view
See more than just the front
A 3D model can be viewed from all sides. This means that the shape, details and structure of a product can be conveyed directly on the website.
Demo model – illustrative example, not a customer product
Detachable model
Discover every detail individually
For suitable objects, individual components can be made visible and viewed separately. This is suitable, for example, for explaining the structure of a product or the interaction of various components.
Demo model – illustrative example, not a customer product
Select a component in the model or list.
Example: Whether and how an object can be dismantled depends on the existing 3D data and often means additional effort.
Interactive markers
Discover information directly on the 3D model
Interactive markers can explain important details of an object. Visitors select a point on the model and receive relevant information.
Demo model – illustrative example, not a customer product
Control element: A hotspot can explain where a control is located and what it is used for.
Variants
Compare variants directly in the model
If it fits the project, a 3D model can show different colors, materials or finishes. Visitors can select variants and view the object directly in the respective version.
Demo model – illustrative example, not a customer product
Demo variants without a real brand or real product.
3D integration
An interactive element, appropriately integrated into your website
A 3D element shouldn't just look good. It must fit the content, design and use of the website. We adapt presentation, interaction and placement to the respective project.
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The model
It starts with a single 3D object - from existing 3D data or newly constructed.
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The placement
We determine where the element sits on the page and how much space it gets.
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The website section
Text, operation and model become a section that fits the rest of the website.
Schematic representation
01
The model
It starts with a single 3D object - from existing 3D data or newly constructed.
Schematic representation
02
The placement
We determine where the element sits on the page and how much space it gets.
Schematic representation
03
The website section
Text, operation and model become a section that fits the rest of the website.
Schematic representation
Areas of application
Where interactive 3D elements can be useful
The appropriate implementation depends on the respective object, the existing 3D data and the desired application. Together we will clarify what makes sense for your project.
01
Products from multiple perspectives
Show shape and details from all sides, rather than just with a photo.
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Explain product components
Highlight individual parts and make the structure understandable.
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Functions and processes
Show how something works or interacts.
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Materials and variants
Compare colors, surfaces or designs directly.
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A special element
An interactive eye-catcher that matches the design of the website.
What do you want to bring to life on your website?
Tell us about your product or idea. Together we will check which 3D element makes sense and how it can be integrated into your website.