Three.js 3D Interactive Quick Start
coding11
The curriculum is designed so you can use Three.js immediately in practice!
초급
Interactive Web, Three.js
BEST
Interactive Web Development Know-How in a Few Lines [Beginner's Edition]
We'll teach you the most used interactive skills in practice in a short period of time.
Reviews from Early Learners
What you will learn!
Interactive development skills frequently used in practice
Parallax scroll effect in a few lines
Interactive effects using mouse position values
Easing (acceleration) that adds emotion to motion
Develop an interactive site with just a few lines of code!
We've prepared a concise and impactful guide to the core principles of web interactive page development . Short and sweet!
Once you learn it, you can use it for a lifetime.
As of March 22, 2023
The lecture renewal has been completed !
Completely improved on the shortcomings :)
Lecture Features 💡
- We use pure Javascript (Vanilla JS), which is highly useful in practice.
- Learn essential code naturally by creating interactive examples together.
- Interactive effects that seem difficult at first quickly become easy.
Lecture Introduction 📝
▲ Basic skills required for creating interactive content
We will explain step by step from a beginner's perspective.
(Transform, transition, easing (acceleration) processing method, etc.)
▲ Step-by-step explanations that are easy for even beginners to understand.
▲ Implementing overseas site cloning with just a few lines of code
(site link)
▲ Added sensible mouse motion effects
▲ Examples that can be used immediately in practice
▲ Super simple parallax page using scroll values
▲ Real parallax effect through multi-layer control
(I provide images I created myself)
▲ translateZ 3D parallax page
If you complete this course ✒️
You'll definitely learn several interactive skills that I've been using in my practice for over a decade. You'll probably use them again and again for the rest of your life. (Seriously!)
If you're persistent, you'll see how the cool sites you've seen before are created.
Let me inform you 📖
- The editor used in the class is VSCODE (Visual Studio Code).
- The first few classes can be taken online.
-> https://jsbin.com/
Go to other lectures
Interactive scripts actually used in the field
Recommended for
these people
Who is this course right for?
Anyone who wants to create a great portfolio site
A designer who wants to become a developer
Developers who need a designer's sensibility
Anyone who has ever felt stressed by the question, “Can this be implemented?”
For those who don't have time (short and bold)
Need to know before starting?
html, css basics
javascript basics
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Learners
225
Reviews
213
Answers
4.6
Rating
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Curriculum
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53 lectures ∙ (5hr 45min)
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139 reviews
4.6
139 reviews
kyoo1196210Reviews 3
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Average Rating 4.7
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2% enrolledThis is an interaction I've been curious about for a while, and I've improved my understanding through repeated lessons. - It seems like the parts where the sound isn't consistent need to be supplemented ^^
- coding11Instructor
Thank you for your first class review. The sound quality changed because I got a feel for the microphone settings during the filming. I will pay more attention next time~ - I renewed the lecture. Please watch it again~ Both the sound quality and the picture quality have improved.
- salary999
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Average Rating 5.0
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2% enrolledI am a professional publisher and I am a beginner in JS who is learning as much as I can because I feel the need for JS in reality :) The biggest reason I bought this course is... I saw the site that has a straw in the intro video and paid for it right away. I actually used that site as a reference when I was working on a project at work^^;; That is why I paid for it right away.ㅎㅎ For those of you who are considering buying the course, I will share my personal thoughts. (I have currently completed about 50% of the course, and I am also a beginner in JS.. I will share this from the perspective of a beginner.) 1. Really beginner type - Only heard of Vanilla JS - Only heard of the word addEventListener - Don't know how to get a specific element in JS, etc.. If you think you lack basic knowledge, I recommend that you first listen to other instructors' JS theory lectures and then take this course. 2. The type that still produces results - You can't write high-quality code on your own, but you can still produce results even if you use 100 if statements - You can at least understand the flow of code written by others If this applies to you, then you can listen. I personally think that this is a very efficient lecture. In the field, there are times when you need to quickly catch and apply specific technologies, and this lecture feels just like that. It covers all the key points in a short period of time. The problem is that since it only covers the key points, you may feel that the theory is lacking, but the theory... You don't have to worry because Google is here. I also listen while googling the parts that I'm confused about or want to know more about~ Lastly, I have a small request for the instructor! The VSCode font size on the screen seems small. ㅠㅠ If a new course is registered in the future, could you please increase the font size a little? :) And I think it would be good if there was a resize or mobile version lecture mentioned in the course review as a supplementary course for this lecture. In any case, I'll keep listening until the new lecture comes out. Thank you 👍👍
- coding11Instructor
Wow, this is my first time writing such a long course review. Thank you so much ^^ I actually chose from the questions I received from acquaintances through messengers and made it into a lecture. It's also something that is often used in the field. The code in the class is short, but if you apply it, you can handle a variety of tasks~ I hope it will be helpful for your work. Hehe. Of course, I'm preparing the next lecture with content that can be used right away in the field. Have a great year~ (I want to do a three.js lecture like the straw site someday!)
- mingj8294182
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Average Rating 5.0
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2% enrolledTeacher, I was very curious about this, thank you for teaching me. I also want to know in detail how to apply it to responsive and mobile web. It was so fun and not boring that I finished it quickly!! I will continue to watch it repeatedly and master it.
- coding11Instructor
Thank you for the review! It's a method for applying to responsive and mobile web... It's roughly similar, but I think I should have made more samples using stageResize. I'll think about the AS method. Thank you.
- seujuj2827
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Average Rating 5.0
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2% enrolledIt's fun!
- coding11Instructor
Thank you for your review! (It really helps me ㅜㅜ) I will do better...
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