Fizzi 3D Website

Welcome to the Fizzi 3D Website project! This is a creative personal portfolio built using a modern tech stack including Next.js, Prismic CMS, Three.js, Tailwind CSS, and GSAP for smooth animations. The portfolio features a vibrant soda-themed design, interactive 3D elements, and dynamic content management.

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Features
• Technologies Used
• Setup & Installation
• Customization
• Deployment
• Resources
• Troubleshooting

Introduction

This project is designed as a creative personal portfolio with a focus on modern, responsive web design and 3D interactions. The use of Next.js for the frontend, Prismic CMS for content management, and Three.js for 3D models allows for a rich, interactive experience.

Project Goal

To build a visually stunning and interactive personal portfolio website using cutting-edge web technologies. The final result will showcase your work in a unique way with animations, 3D models, and dynamic content.

Features

• Interactive 3D Soda Can: Using Three.js, a 3D model of a soda can is rendered, providing a playful and engaging centerpiece for the site.
• Custom Animations: GSAP is utilized for smooth, professional-grade animations across the website.
• Content Management: Integrated with Prismic CMS for easy content updates without needing to modify code.
• Responsive Design: Built with Tailwind CSS to ensure a mobile-friendly, responsive layout.
• Dynamic Sections: Includes sections for showcasing text, work experience, and project galleries, all easily customizable through Prismic.

Technologies Used

• Next.js: React-based framework for fast, server-side rendered applications.
• Prismic CMS: Headless CMS used to manage dynamic content.
• Three.js: 3D JavaScript library to render the soda can and other 3D elements.
• Tailwind CSS: Utility-first CSS framework for responsive design.
• GSAP (GreenSock Animation Platform): High-performance animations for smooth transitions and interactions.
• Zustand: Lightweight state management for React.
• Vercel: Deployment platform optimized for Next.js applications.

Setup & Installation

Prerequisites

Before you begin, ensure you have the following installed:

• Node.js (version 16 or above)
• Git
• Prismic account

Steps

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/codedalex/fizzi-3d-website.git
   cd fizzi-3d-website
   

2. Install dependencies:

   npm install
   

3. Create a .env.local file:

   Set up your environment variables for Prismic and Vercel:

   NEXT_PUBLIC_PRISMIC_ENDPOINT=<Your Prismic API URL>
   PRISMIC_ACCESS_TOKEN=<Your Prismic Access Token>
   

4. Start the development server:

   npm run dev
   

5. Access the site:

   Visit http://localhost:3000 in your browser to see the site live.

Customization

You can customize the design and content in a few simple steps:

1. 3D Soda Can Customization: The 3D soda can model can be edited in Blender. Update the texture or 3D object in the SodaCan.tsx file.

2. Text and Content: Update the text content directly in Prismic CMS. Head to your Prismic repository and modify the document fields as required.

3. Styling: Modify Tailwind CSS utility classes within components to adjust styling or customize the tailwind.config.js file for deeper changes.

4. Assets: Replace image assets in the public/ directory or update them via Prismic for dynamic images.

Deployment

The easiest way to deploy your project is via Vercel:

1. Create a Vercel account and link it to your GitHub repository.
2. Deploy: Simply push your changes to the main branch and Vercel will automatically build and deploy the project.
3. Set Up Prismic Webhooks: Follow the instructions here to set up Prismic webhooks for automatic redeployment on content changes.

Resources

• Next.js Documentation
• Prismic CMS Documentation
• Three.js Documentation
• Tailwind CSS Documentation
• GSAP Documentation
• Zustand Documentation

Troubleshooting

Common Issue: "No Documents Returned" Error

If you encounter the error No documents were returned, follow these steps:

1. In Prismic, ensure that the documents are uploaded in the correct locale (e.g., en-us).
2. Set the appropriate locale as the master in the Translations & Locales settings in Prismic.

For more detailed help, visit the Prismic community forum.

License

This project is open-source and available under the MIT License.

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This README provides a clear overview of the project, setup instructions, and customization options, giving future users all the information they need to get started.