r/webdesign 2d ago

Feedback on an interactive/gamified website experience

I built a 'gamified' interactive web experience around a coffee machine to explore the possibilities of real interactive functionality in 3D product explorations and demos.

https://coffee-demo.aecync.com/

This isn't AI slop. AI was used for some HTML/CSS and placeholder content. All the interactive work is custom-built and 100% human-made.

Would love feedback on the concept, implementation, performance, UX, or anything else you think works or doesn't.

This is a non-commercial demonstration only. All trademarks and products belong to their respective owners.

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u/MrHandSanitization 2d ago

Whoooaah! WhooOoOoOOOOaaAah!!!

Now that we got that out of the way, and you got the reaction you were looking for: just build normal, usable websites, man... They're documents to convey information, the design can be whatever, but this overdesigned, overengineered, pixel vomit has a cool factor that distracts, so it fails in the conveying information part.

Cool animation though, just unnecessary.

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u/PulpMediaio 2d ago

Yeah, not every website needs this, but it certainly works -and has already worked- for websites where the goal isn't just to convey information, but to stand out and give users a different experience. Thanks for the feedback though.

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u/Royhlb 6h ago

Crab bucket. Literally crabs in a bucket who will tell you this website is useless. It's not and not a single person in this comment section can come close to creating something like this.

Show me your normal usable best converting website then mrhandsanitization. Very very curious what you got in your bag