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EPISODE · Nov 14, 2024 · 14 MIN

Episode 17 - Build a Stunning $2,000 3D Website free—No Code, enhanced with AI

from Content Conscious · host Callie Brooks

In this episode of the Content Conscious podcast, host Callie explores how to build an interactive 3D website without any coding knowledge, using affordable tools and platforms. The episode covers the use of no-code platforms like Webflow and AI-based design tools such as Relume AI, which can generate website layouts and components instantly. Callie discusses popular design tools for creating 3D elements, like Figma and Spline, and explains why 3D elements add value by providing more immersive user experiences. The podcast also highlights how AI-empowered web design not only streamlines the design process by automating and personalizing tasks but also enables users to focus on the creative aspects. Lastly, Callie emphasizes how 3D websites can enhance user engagement and brand perception, establishing them as more than just a current trend. Spline - 3D Design tool in the browser with real-time collaboration - YouTube

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