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01 / Portfolio Project Fictional brand / Portfolio concept

VOLTENERGY, RECODED.

A cinematic product experience for a fictional energy drink brand, combining immersive 3D product presentation, motion design and a lightweight e-commerce interface.

VOLT energy drink can surrounded by an electric lime liquid splash on a black background.
Premium Energy Drink Experience3D PRODUCT / WEBGL / MOTION / E-COMMERCE

01 / Overview

Overview

VOLT is a fictional, portfolio-led DTC energy drink concept developed to explore how a high-impact product can feel tactile, clear and commercially usable in the browser. The experience connects real-time 3D, a modular flavor system and a lightweight shopping flow.

Project scope
3D PRODUCT / WEBGL / MOTION / E-COMMERCE
Built with
Flask / TypeScript / Vite / GSAP / Three.js / WebGL
Fictional brand / Portfolio concept
VOLT / 2026

02 / Challenge

Challenge

The challenge was to make an invented product feel coherent enough to belong in a real launch. The can, flavor hierarchy, product language, motion and commerce interface had to operate as one system — not as a sequence of disconnected effects.

03 / Experience

Experience

The experience is structured around the product itself, with each interaction reinforcing flavor, function and the feeling of controlled energy.

01

3D Product Presentation

A real-time can becomes the visual anchor of the launch experience without turning the entire page into a heavy WebGL demo.

02

Interactive Can

Pointer, wheel and keyboard input let users rotate, open and explore the product with clear interaction feedback.

03

Flavor System

Electric Lime, Zero Grape and Cosmic Cherry each shift color, atmosphere and product messaging inside one coherent system.

04

Motion Language

GSAP transitions, responsive reveals and deliberate pacing create energy while preserving hierarchy and usability.

05

Responsive Experience

Desktop and mobile compositions are designed deliberately, with lighter fallbacks where real-time effects would add unnecessary cost.

06

E-commerce UI

Flavor selection, pack configuration, quantity controls and a demo cart turn the concept into a commerce-oriented product story.

04 / Technology

Technology

A Flask and Jinja foundation serves a Vite-built TypeScript frontend. GSAP shapes the motion layer, while Three.js is isolated to the interactive product scene and paused when it is not needed.

  1. 01Flask
  2. 02TypeScript
  3. 03Vite
  4. 04GSAP
  5. 05Three.js / WebGL

05 / Design System

Design System

The system balances a near-black studio environment with a sharp electric-lime signal. Every visual decision supports the product rather than decorating around it.

01

Typography

Condensed display type delivers impact; a clean grotesk and compact metadata keep product information legible.

02

Color

Electric lime acts as the primary signal, supported by dark neutral surfaces and flavor-specific secondary accents.

03

Product Lighting

Controlled highlights, metallic reflections and restrained glow give the digital can a tangible studio-lit presence.

04

Motion Language

Fast entries settle into calmer movement, translating energy into a controlled interaction rhythm.

05

Responsive Behavior

Layout, interaction density and visual weight adapt by device instead of simply scaling down the desktop composition.

06 / Interaction

Interaction

The can is treated as an interface, not a background object. Users can rotate it, trigger the opening sequence and move between flavor states, then continue into a lightweight case configurator and demo cart. Keyboard controls, reduced-motion fallbacks and viewport-aware rendering keep the interaction usable beyond pointer-driven desktop browsing.

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07 / Result

Result

A production-ready portfolio concept demonstrating immersive product storytelling, real-time 3D and commerce-oriented interaction — without presenting fictional sales, conversion or campaign results.

08 / Next Project

In development

Next Project

The next Ankiel Studio case study is currently in development. The portfolio system is ready to connect it here when the work is complete.

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