An interactive, animated clone of Apple’s iPhone landing page, built to study and replicate high-end web design and advanced animation techniques using modern frontend tools like Three.js and GSAP.
Overview
This project was a self-initiated learning exercise aimed at replicating the sleek, interactive feel of Apple’s iPhone product page. Built using React, Next.js, and Typescript, the site features real-time 3D model rendering with Three.js and fluid scroll-based animations using GSAP. The focus was to understand how large-scale tech brands approach storytelling through UI/UX and animation. From device rotations to layered text reveals and video embeds, every section was designed to mimic the polish and responsiveness of Apple's own site.
The project provided hands-on experience in complex scroll-linked animation, 3D model integration, and storytelling-driven design. It sharpened my understanding of advanced web performance techniques and helped me rapidly improve my ability to break down high-fidelity commercial designs into reproducible, component-based architectures. It stands as a personal benchmark in my progression as a frontend developer.
