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The Extraordinary Lab

The Extraordinary Lab is a GQ x AP sponsored story that introduces the RD5 with J Balvin and Cam Wolf, built by Immersive Garden. It opens in a dark room with a cloudy backdrop, where a long white plinth carries the words "Heritage meets innovation". Scrolling brings the camera close to a steel watch with a blue dial and visible tourbillon standing on the plinth, then lifts it into a black space where it floats over flowing orange and white lines. Text panels explain the piece between scenes. It's built with Three.js on Nuxt, with custom shaders and detailed 3D models.

Shader Development Studio

Shader Development Studio's website is inspired by the 80s and built fully in 3D. It opens on a beige home computer with a glowing pink screen and the headline "A Creative Development Studio, Plugged into the Future". Scrolling turns projects such as eHealth Arena into frames on a spinning film strip, then switches to a mock newspaper advert with a cut-out coupon for booking a call and the studio's Norrköping address. It ends with "Still Not Convinced We're Serious About Business?" and a golden tie applauded by office workers. It's built with Three.js on WebGPU and Next.js.

Sebastien Lempens Portfolio

Sébastien Lempens is a French 'Gen X' web engineer who has worked as a project manager, designer and front and back-end developer on projects of every size. His portfolio is a small low-poly Paris in pink sunset light, with the Eiffel Tower, a Ferris wheel and a stone bridge over the Seine. You control an avatar who walks along the river and across the bridge to a square where big 3D letters spell out sections like About me. The name and a welcome message float in the sky above the city. It's built with Three.js, custom shaders and post-processing, at under 2 MB.

The Spark by The Digital Panda

The Spark is a scroll-driven story by The Digital Panda: from a cold, creative-less city, a small idea emerges, growing louder and louder. It opens on a floating ring and blade in stormy purple clouds, which charges up with a swirl of blue energy and fires a lightning bolt down onto a building with a panda poster. The camera then drops into a dense neon city with an elevated train, a "DO NOT THINK" sign and stacked buildings covered in pipes and plants. HUD-style frames and captions sit over the scenes. It's built in WebGL with particles and custom shaders, on Webflow with GSAP.

Continuous Ventures

Continuous Ventures is a global partner in tech-driven venture acceleration, investment and disruption, working as a venture studio and disruptive agency. Its site, built by Yuri Artiukh, Kadir Inan and Andrew Encharm, opens on a glowing glass lantern on a tower under a dark sky, beside the line "Where Others Advise, We Build". Scrolling takes you inside its infinity-mirror core, then breaks it into dozens of floating glass cubes. Sections cover venture creation, corporate co-creation and an AI and infrastructure layer, with client logos printed on the cubes. It weighs just 1.8 MB.

UTB celebrates 25 years

Tomas Bata University in Zlín celebrates 25 years of education, innovation and creativity with this anniversary microsite by Polyperfect and Michal Ščuglík. The story is told over a stylized 3D city of red-brick blocks, white towers, roads, parks and tall chimneys, lit in warm golden-hour light. Numbered markers sit across the model, and scrolling moves the camera from one point of the university's history to the next as the light shifts. The scene is rendered with Unity exported to WebGL, which makes it a heavier load at around 58 MB.