Meet Byte Trading! One of the first and challenging projects I had to work on. The idea was to create an interactive, fun site using WebGL technology. To what extent we succeeded, it's up to you to decide!)
How to show the world of trading, blockchain and other financial terms in an interesting way on the site? After searching for an idea, blocking several locations in Blender and testing the visual style we came up with the concept of a low-poly skyscraper like the ones from "American Psycho" movie. It’s a sort of a building which would contain scenes reflecting in a comic way what the client sells. Navigation was conceived with a scroll: after opening the site, you find yourself in the Byte Trading universe and gradually move up along the building like a quadcopter peeking through the windows at the office clerks' routines.
After making sketches and modeling from them, we ended up with a small street with a main building and about 10 scenes. Probably the main disadvantage of this idea was the integration part of our concept into the engine. We didn't consider the technical aspects of WebGL technology. As a result, we had to abandon the mechanics of scrolling up and come to the variant that we have on the site now: the transition from scene to scene by clicking the button. The site also has a sound that adds liveliness and more deeply immerses you into the world of traders. Actually, the sound can be heard on the site itself.
The NFT collection of about 450 traders has also been developed, which refers to the multifaceted world of finance and echoes some members of the https://byte-trading.com team.
How to show the world of trading, blockchain and other financial terms in an interesting way on the site? After searching for an idea, blocking several locations in Blender and testing the visual style we came up with the concept of a low-poly skyscraper like the ones from "American Psycho" movie. It’s a sort of a building which would contain scenes reflecting in a comic way what the client sells. Navigation was conceived with a scroll: after opening the site, you find yourself in the Byte Trading universe and gradually move up along the building like a quadcopter peeking through the windows at the office clerks' routines.
After making sketches and modeling from them, we ended up with a small street with a main building and about 10 scenes. Probably the main disadvantage of this idea was the integration part of our concept into the engine. We didn't consider the technical aspects of WebGL technology. As a result, we had to abandon the mechanics of scrolling up and come to the variant that we have on the site now: the transition from scene to scene by clicking the button. The site also has a sound that adds liveliness and more deeply immerses you into the world of traders. Actually, the sound can be heard on the site itself.
The NFT collection of about 450 traders has also been developed, which refers to the multifaceted world of finance and echoes some members of the https://byte-trading.com team.
