Tesla Roadster (Concept)

about the case

From Problem to Solution

What We Did

Carmaker launch pages usually show a studio photo, a spec grid and a gallery. Nothing moves until you press play on a video.

The idea was to make the car the interface: every section is something the Roadster does, and it has to load fast on a phone opened from a shared link.

Built the Roadster as a real-time 3D scene in the browser
Choreographed five scroll scenes, from reveal to finale
Tied the speed figures to the car's motion on screen
Tuned the scene for phones and in-app browsers
Kept it honest: claims attributed, unofficial status visible

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Most common
questions

What does “turnkey” actually include?
Everything between the idea and the live site.

Planning, interfaces, development, and launch: one clear point of contact.

You come with a goal, you leave with a website that sells it.
What if I don’t like the first version?
You won’t wait months to find out.

You see the design direction in the first days, and we iterate together at every checkpoint.

Revisions are part of the process, not an extra invoice.
How much does a website cost?
Let’s discuss your project.

Pricing depends on the pages, features, content, and integrations you need.

You know the exact price before we start, not after.
Can you help rebuild an existing website?
Yes. We can review your existing site and plan a suitable rebuild.

Every URL gets a redirect, and titles, descriptions and structure move with the content.

Redirects, metadata, and content structure are considered during the move.
Do you build websites for SaaS and startups?
I build websites around your goals and the tools that suit your project.

The implementation can be planned around how you want to manage your content.

Scope, budget, and timing are agreed before development begins.
How long until launch?
The timeline depends on your project.

I’ll confirm the scope and delivery plan with you before work begins.

Bigger scope takes longer, and you know the exact date before we start.