A brand and a site in motion.

Role

Design, 3D and development

Year

2026

Tools

Figma, Blender, Next.js, Three.js, TypeScript, Supabase

Type

Self-initiated

The Walker Interactive identity and this website, designed and built as one piece: monogram, motion, 3D and a secure inquiry flow.

1. 01

   Challenge

   A new, independent company needed a face and a home at the same time. A personal name and an independent point of view had to become an identity built around movement, connection and the next possibility, and a website that shows what the studio can do in the first few seconds without getting slow or hard to use on a phone.

2. 02

   Approach

   Design the brand and the site together, so the logo was never an afterthought and the site was never a template. Start from what already existed, a silver monogram and blue orbital lines, keep them as the foundation, and ask how the identity could move instead of sitting still. Then treat the homepage like a short film: an idea sketched as a blueprint that becomes real, one moment of motion per section, everything else calm and readable.

3. 03

   Solution

   Dimensional lettering, chrome surfaces and a bright canvas carry the monogram into every touchpoint, and the orbital lines became motion that traces, turns and settles around the mark. On the site, a Three.js blueprint scene turns wireframe shapes into silver solids, kinetic headings react to scrolling, and chrome and holographic surfaces carry the brand through every page. On phones the 3D waits for the first touch, so the page stays fast. Inquiries go through a rate-limited, validated form into a private studio inbox.

4. 04

   Outcome

   One identity that runs through everything, from the 3D emblem in the hero to the chrome type and the small details in between, on a fast, secure site that works on every screen and gives every visitor a clear next step.