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What is <ColoredTextBlue>Three.js</ColoredTextBlue> & Why Do We Use It?
What if your site wasn’t just a page — but a full 3D experience? A product floating in space, a virtual room your users can walk through, or even something they can drop into their living room using AR.
You're not just learning Three.js. You're learning how to make websites that feel like movies, games, and magic — all in the browser.
🌍 Why Learn Three.js?
is the most popular 3D engine for the web. It gives developers the power to build immersive 3D scenes with just JavaScript — no Unity, no Unreal, and no downloads needed.
- Runs in the browser — no installs or app stores
- Used by brands like Adidas, Nike, Google, Louis Vuitton
- Can create games, simulations, portfolios, data visualization, and more
- Works with WebXR — supports both AR and VR devices
💡 What Can You Build?
- AR product previews: like placing a 3D chair in your room with your phone
- Virtual galleries and interactive showrooms
- Product pages with 3D models that rotate and zoom
- Scroll-triggered animations and cinematic storytelling websites
- Browser games — no Unity or Unreal needed
💰 How Valuable is This Skill?
On platforms like Upwork and Toptal, skilled Three.js developers often earn .
In the US, the average salary for a 3D Web Developer is over .
- Freelancers charge premium rates due to 3D being a niche skill
- Companies are investing in immersive experiences
- There’s high demand but not enough developers
🔥 Why Now Is the Best Time
AR/VR is becoming mainstream. WebXR is already supported in modern browsers. Learning Three.js today means you’re getting ahead of the curve — and opening doors to future-proof skills.
3D used to be hard. Now it’s just JavaScript.
📈 Real-World Examples
🏁 In This Course...
You’ll learn to create beautiful, high-performance 3D websites from scratch — using Three.js, step by step.
We won’t start with complex math or intimidating shaders.
We’ll start with something small: a cube, a light, a camera.
And from there — we’ll build worlds.
Ready?
You're not just learning a library — you're unlocking a new dimension of creativity on the web.
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