- CREATIVE-CODING
- 3D
- GENERATIVE
- MOTION-DESIGN
- +1
Yggdrasil

Generative visualisation of a neural tree: each branch is a synaptic connection calculated in real time. Interactive piece for an AI conference, with instancing in Three.js and particles that react to the room's ambient sound.
This case study went into production combining art direction, UX/UI design, motion design and creative development in a single pipeline. The goal: make navigating the product feel like a small cinematic experience, not another catalogue.
Tech stack: React, Three.js, GSAP + ScrollTrigger, custom GLSL shaders and Lenis for smooth scroll. 3D models compressed with DRACO and textures in KTX2 to hold 60 fps on mid-range mobile.
Phase 1
Concept
Workshops with the client, visual reference exploration, defining the narrative rhythm and the scroll-driven beats.
Phase 2
Design
Figma mockups with a component system, variable type, an oklch-based palette and a full motion specification.
Phase 3
Build
React + Three.js implementation, asset optimisation, headless CMS integration, cross-device QA and a documented handoff.
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