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Immersive web experiences for marketing: what WebGL actually buys a brand, measured on vorluno.dev
Every agency now sells «immersive». Few can tell you what it costs in frames, seconds and layout shifts — or what a brand gets back. We built vorluno.dev as the test bench and measured every part of it. This is the honest version.
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Immersive web experiences for marketing: what WebGL actually buys a brand, measured on vorluno.dev

Motion, taken apart: how Vorluno built mvoom to read a website's movement and hand it to AI as numbers

Letters of water: building the WebGL tunnel on vorluno.dev without a 3D library

One camera, five rooms: why vorluno.dev is a route, not a page

Software that survives production: the ledger and the 158 RLS policies behind Niiko
Agents under grants: how Niiko lets AI act without letting it charge

Editorial art direction for a law firm: the abogados.pa case, measured
What a high-end website is actually made of — and why Vorluno measures every one
Nine questions, one email: how Vorluno designed a project brief people actually finish
Mobile is not a smaller desktop: how vorluno.dev keeps the same route on a phone

Seven screens of vorluno.dev, taken apart: what each surface does, and the decision behind it