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3D Web Experiences1 min read

Won’t adding 3D make the rest of the site slower?

It can, if it is bolted on carelessly — that is the reputation 3D web work has earned itself. We budget the scene like any other asset: model complexity, texture size, draw calls, all measured against a performance target, and we load it after the core page is already interactive. The part someone came to read is never waiting on the part they came to admire.

Short answer

It can, if it is bolted on carelessly — that is the reputation 3D web work has earned itself. We budget the scene like any other asset: model complexity, texture size, draw calls, all measured against a performance target, and we load it after the core page is already interactive. The part someone came to read is never waiting on the part they came to admire.

It can, if it is bolted on carelessly — that is the reputation 3D web work has earned itself. We budget the scene like any other asset: model complexity, texture size, draw calls, all measured against a performance target, and we load it after the core page is already interactive. The part someone came to read is never waiting on the part they came to admire.

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