Webgl
If you like applying Webgl, every challenge here gives you a chance to practice it on a real industry brief.
- DesignBeginnerNew
Design a Real-Time 3D Bag Configurator for Milan Brand
Produce a design proposal for an in-browser 3D bag configurator and justify every major decision against the materials provided. Use the reference 3D bag model (a real public gl…
- Webgl
- 3d Rendering
- Shading And Lighting
Open coursework - CodeIntermediateNew
Build a Real-Time Draped-Cloth Simulator for an Online Fashion Showroom
Build a position-based-dynamics cloth solver and wrap it in a Three.js viewer. Starting from the provided cloth-solver starter module, implement a triangulated cloth mesh with d…
- Physically Based Simulation
- 3d Rendering
- Webgl
Open coursework - DesignIntermediateNew
Design an Interactive Subway On-Time Performance Visualization
Using the provided arrival-performance sample dataset, design a small-multiples layout — one compact panel per subway line — that uses a horizon-chart encoding to show on-time p…
- D3
- Webgl
- Interactive Visualization
Open coursework - DesignBeginnerNew
Design a GPU-Accelerated Real-Time Wind Turbine Fleet Dashboard
Using the four provided materials, write a design proposal for the rebuilt fleet dashboard. The turbine fleet seed dataset defines the turbines you will render and how to scale …
- Webgl
- Gpu Pipeline
- Data Visualization
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