Stackhouse Burgers
- The burger comes apart layer by layer, and every layer is labelled.
- The sides land, then everything packs into the box and the lid closes.
- A menu with prices, and an order button that would feed GoHighLevel.
We rebuild your site around the thing you sell. Your product is modelled, lit and animated in 3D, so it comes apart, turns round or packs itself up as visitors scroll. Every button still feeds the GoHighLevel forms, calendars and pipeline you already use.
Two live samples · modelled and rendered in Blender · buttons wired to GoHighLevel
Stackhouse and Soft Riot aren’t real businesses. We built them to show what the technique does for a restaurant and for a clothing brand. Open them on your phone too.
Made by us for this page, not for a client. The burger bun is a CC0 photo scan from Poly Haven; everything else was modelled from scratch.
Every redesign goes down the same line, and you see each step before the next one starts.
We pick the one moment your site should be remembered for: a burger coming apart, a jacket turning round, a roof going on in layers. Then the pages around it.
You decide the moment, the pages, and where every button goes.
We build your product in 3D in Blender from photos, scans or your own product files, with real materials and studio lighting.
You get still renders to approve before anything moves.
We set the motion to the scroll: when it lifts, when it holds, when it lands. Each moment gets one short sentence, so nobody has to read a wall of text.
You get a preview link to scroll on your own phone.
Order, book and enquire buttons connect to your GoHighLevel forms, calendars, payment links and chat widget, so every lead lands in your pipeline.
You get test submissions in your own GoHighLevel account.
Phones get smaller images than desktops, the first frame shows straight away, and visitors who prefer less motion see still frames.
You get the live site. The 3D scenes are kept, so a new flavour or colour is a re-render, not a rebuild.
The 3D moment gets people to stop. The rest of the site still has to explain, convince and turn them into leads.
A scroll story or a product people can turn round, built around what you actually sell.
HomepageYour key pages rewritten in plain English and redesigned to match the new look.
Website or funnelBook, order, quote and contact buttons wired to your GoHighLevel forms, calendars and payment links.
Your pipelineImages cut for each screen size and loaded in the background while people read.
Every deviceThe menu photos on the burger sample came from the same 3D set. Yours can feed ads and posts too.
Social Planner · adsA new flavour, colour or season is a re-render of the same scene, not a new website.
Seasonal updatesSell a service rather than a product? It still works when there’s something to see: a roof going on layer by layer, a kitchen being fitted, a before and after.
No. The 3D pages can sit inside your GoHighLevel site or on a subdomain next to it, and every button points at your GoHighLevel forms, calendars and payment links. Leads land in the same pipeline as always.
Phones get smaller images than desktops, the first frame shows straight away, and the rest load in the background while people read. Open the two samples on your phone to see for yourself.
No. The samples were modelled, lit and animated in Blender and rendered frame by frame. The burger bun is a real photo scan; the rest was built from scratch.
Photos of your product, or the product itself, your logo and colours, and which GoHighLevel form, calendar or payment link each button should use. We’ll go through the rest on the call.
Yes, as long as there’s something people want to see: a roof going on, a kitchen being fitted, a treatment room, a before and after. We’ll suggest the moment on the call.
It depends on the moment and how many pages you need. Book a call and we’ll scope it with you before anything starts.
Pick a time for a call. We’ll look at your current site, suggest the one moment worth building, and talk through scope and price.