Happyusers

Presentation websites, online stores, mobile apps and a long run of 3D and augmented reality experiments make up the work shown by Happyusers, a development company whose portfolio is centred on web, mobile and 3D graphics. Its site invites clients to extend how people interact with content using these technologies.

Web, store and app services

Happyusers lists mobile app development, presentational websites and landing pages, and sites built in PHP from scratch, from a ready template or from a client's own template. Special functions can be added through the many ready-made modules available, or through a custom module. It can also configure a custom store engine built from online modules and adapt it to the client's needs.

3D and WebGL projects

A large part of the portfolio uses WebGL and three.js. Examples include a factory website that lets visitors take a virtual tour of its facilities, a browser tool for creating 3D scenes for augmented reality that appear over a phone camera image in real time, a 3D house project preview that could accept a client's files, and an interface that uses 3D visuals to browse people's profiles on a social network. A plug-in for a panoramic viewer and a comparison of photos showing the modern look of a castle against its historical reconstruction also appear.

Tools and applications

The company built a crawler using PHP, Angular and map and location interfaces to list places around a chosen point on a map and export them as data. Other items are a C++ application that cuts a model into slices using OpenSCAD, a tool for creating 3D models whose structure changes the physical properties of a printed object, a graph-based viewer for relationship data, and a task tracker for a German customer that was in beta when the page was written.

Other work

The portfolio shows a 3D elephant for an augmented reality platform, an interactive map of the United States for opinion sharing, a real estate aggregator for private listings in Ukraine, a multiplayer Android game, and a site for a regional community in Estonia. Several projects are labelled as ongoing or paused.