How to Build an Awesome 3D Landing Page for Apple iPhone with ReactJS, ThreeJS, and GSAP

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Overview

Hey there👋,

I have seen lot of websites that renders a 3D model which really looks cool, So I wanted to create a similar website in React JS and then I stumbled upon the three JS. Here, in this website I have used react-three-fiber and react-three-drei to render 3D model of iPhone and used gsap for some cool scrolling animations. In this tutorial, I will walk you through the steps needed to create this 3D landing page. Along the way, we’ll cover essential concepts such as 3D modeling, lighting, animation, and more. You can check the demo of this app from the following link👇

Link🔗: 3d landing page built in React.js

What You’ll Learn

By watching this video tutorial, you will learn the following:

  • How to redner a 3d model by using threejs in a React applications
  • How to use gsap to animate this 3d model.
  • How we can make this 3d model more interactive.
  • How to change different properties of 3d model using threejs.
  • How we can render multiple 3d models.

Key Features of This 3d Landing Page

  • It shows 3d model of an iPhone that will animate on scroll.
  • Unique design.
  • Mobile Responsive.
  • Functionalities such as changing properties of 3d model, interactive and on scroll animation using gsap.
  • You can change the color of this iPhone and see which on is more suitable.
  • Smooth transitions

These features combine to create a truly impressive user experience that will captivate your audience.

Tools and Libraries Used

For this project, you will use the following libraries:

  • React.js (CRA)
  • Styled-Components for styling
  • Three.js
  • react-three/fiber
  • react-three/drei
  • Gsap

You can find all the code for this project on our GitHub repository.

Resources

You can find all the resources used to make this website from the following:

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