The problem
A 3D printing studio's work is inherently visual and inherently custom — every job starts with "can you print this, and what would it cost?". The studio needed a public home that explains what it does (FDM and resin printing, 3D scanning), shows finished work at the quality it deserves, and gets enquiries in with enough detail to actually quote them.
The approach
- A fast, visual site — built as a lightweight React + Vite site where the printed work does the talking: sharp photography, quick loads, and interactive touches (including the cursor-following shine this portfolio borrowed back) that make browsing feel tactile without getting in the way.
- Services explained in plain language — FDM vs. resin vs. scanning, what each is good for, and what affects the price — so customers arrive at the enquiry form already knowing roughly what to ask for.
- Enquiries that can be quoted — the contact flow nudges customers to attach a model file or photos and describe material, size, and quantity up front, turning vague "how much?" messages into requests the studio can answer in one reply.
The result
The site is live at 3ckod.rs and serves as the studio's storefront: services, gallery, and enquiries in one place. It's also the rare portfolio entry you can simply click and use.