Baltika Brew,How we designed the interface and 3D system for a brand website.
The challenge and
the design object.
For Baltika Brew, we developed the brand website structure, visual concept and a set of 3D scenes. This case study records the team's decisions and the stages of creating the digital interface.
The bottle model became the central graphic object. It demonstrated the principles of composition, material treatment and interface behaviour across different screens.
To comply with Russian law, certain elements in the imagery and layouts shown in this case study have been concealed or replaced with neutral alternatives.
the visual system.
The label artwork was integrated into the 3D model and connected with the background scenes. This established one presentation principle for several products in the range.
Products were distinguished through colour, imagery and scene parameters, while the navigation and page structure remained consistent.
Original imagery
for every product.
For each product, we selected an original photograph and developed an individual scene. Colour, texture and scale distinguish the screens, while the overall composition connects each visual story into one system.
The photography distinguishes each screen while preserving the integrity of the visual system.
Motion as part of
the interface.
Animation moves between states of the 3D scene and sequences the appearance of information. It supports navigation and guides attention through the composition.
without visual noise.
For extensive reference material, we developed distinct typographic levels and compact information modules.
Content follows a clear visual hierarchy, keeping the screen readable without competing with the main 3D scene.
Editorial and
reference sections.
News and reference material share common navigation and a repeatable page structure. This case study treats the section as part of the website's information architecture.
composition.
Wide screens use a horizontal composition with text and graphic elements distributed across the canvas.
On mobile, the same material becomes a sequential vertical structure while retaining its reading order.
For Baltika Brew, we developed the brand website's structure, visual system, 3D graphics and animation. This case study describes completed design and technical work and does not offer or promote alcoholic products.
