3D & Immersive Web Experiences

Not if it is built correctly. We lazy-load the 3D bundle so it never blocks first paint, compress geometry with Draco and textures with KTX2, and serve a static render to devices that cannot run WebGL smoothly. Our 3D pages hold the same Core Web Vitals targets as our standard builds.

Yes. Every WebGL scene we ship is profiled on mid-range Android hardware, not just flagship devices. Where a phone cannot sustain the frame budget we automatically fall back to a pre-rendered image sequence, so the page always looks intentional.

It depends almost entirely on asset complexity — a single hero scene is a very different engagement from a full configurator with custom shaders. We scope it after understanding what the 3D needs to do commercially, then quote a fixed price for that scope.

It is neutral on its own — Google does not rank a page higher for containing WebGL. What matters is that the 3D does not damage your performance scores and that the page still ships real HTML content for crawlers. We build both, so the 3D becomes an engagement and differentiation asset rather than an SEO liability.