Work, credits and status.

What each project set out to do, how it was built, who made which part, and where it stands today. Every entry links to the live site or a public preview.

01 / Product showcase · Scroll-led webPublic preview · In progress

The McLaren Z1 concept car in a dark studio, from the opening of the web exhibition

Scroll-led scenes
Motion sequence
Full-screen views

Independent design study. Not affiliated with McLaren Automotive.

McLaren Z1 — The Last Overture

A concept car presented as a web exhibition, chapter by chapter.

Kyutae Park designed and modelled the Z1 as an independent concept study for his industrial design graduation exhibition at Hongik University. RUTTO built the web exhibition around it: an opening sequence with sound, then scroll-led chapters on the silhouette, airflow, character lines and package, closing as the tail lamps fade out.

Automotive design, 3D model: Kyutae Park
Interactive direction, renders for web, motion, development: RUTTO

Next.js
TypeScript
Blender Cycles renders
Scroll-linked sequences

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Brief: Present a student car design with the care of a brand launch, online and in time for the exhibition, without altering the designer's form.
Build: Rendered the hero sequences from the designer's original Blender file, then built scroll-linked scenes, a full-screen viewer for drawings and a static alternative for visitors who prefer reduced motion.
Status: Public preview, refined with the designer ahead of the 27–31 October 2026 exhibition. A few chapters are waiting on final sketches.

02 / Real-time 3D · Artist collaborationLive public preview

NONAME's Cloud rendered live in the browser: clouds, stars and studio lights on a blue backdrop

Drag to explore
Interactive light
Real-time 3D

All artwork © NONAME. Shown here as a collaboration, credited to the artist.

NONAME

Five artworks you can step into, not just look at.

NONAME makes 3D images of clouds, blue landscapes and imagined rooms. RUTTO brought five of the works into the browser as real-time WebGL scenes. Each room opens on the original image and wakes into a live scene in the same framing. Some can be turned and zoomed; others can be walked into at eye level.

Artwork, scenes, visual direction: NONAME
Real-time conversion, exhibition site design and development: RUTTO

three.js / WebGL
Blender light baking
Temporal anti-aliasing
Vite

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The rooms · artwork by NONAME

Each plate opens the live room in the public preview.

Brief: Keep every artwork exactly as the artist made it, while letting visitors move inside it on an ordinary laptop or phone.
Build: Exported geometry and baked lighting from the artist's Blender files without changing form, materials or placement. Matched each live camera to the original render, added temporal anti-aliasing, lighter rendering on phones, and pausing when a room scrolls out of view.
Status: Five rooms are live in the public preview.

03 / Brand commerceIn development · Public staging site

Shop
Cart
Checkout
Admin

Staging site. Payment and operations flows are still being tested.

IYKYK

A streetwear brand's mood, carried through to checkout.

A commerce site that keeps IYKYK's dark visual identity through browsing, cart and checkout, with an admin for products and orders behind it.

Brand identity: IYKYK
Web planning, design, development: RUTTO

Next.js
Firebase
Toss Payments

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Brief: Keep a strong, dark streetwear look while making finding and buying a product obvious.
Build: Product list and detail, cart and checkout, a payment request with server-side approval, and a product and order admin.
Status: Brand pages, shop, cart, checkout and admin entry are visible on the staging site while operations are tested.

04 / Artist portfolioLive

All artwork © NONAME.

NONAME Archive

An artist's whole body of work, sorted by medium.

A portfolio archive for NONAME that sorts the work into digital artwork, physical album, video and personal work, from featured pieces on the home page down to a page for each work.

Artwork: NONAME
Information architecture, design, development: RUTTO

Next.js
Firebase
Motion

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Brief: Bring work in very different media together without flattening it.
Build: One set of typographic and spacing rules across featured work, the tabbed archive grid, work pages and the info page.
Status: Live, with the published works and their detail pages.

05 / Digital product · Web appStudio product · Public demo

RUTTO Field office console: today's visits, job status, unassigned jobs and outstanding payments, with demo data

RUTTO Field mobile view for a crew member: assigned sites and job status, with demo data

The whole operation, for the office.
Today's jobs, for the crew.
Two interfaces, one product

Schedule · assign
On-site records
Customer reports
Billing · receivables

Pilot stage. Interface in Korean; customers, amounts and job records in the demo are fictional.

RUTTO Field

One workflow for the office and the people on site.

Our own product for field service businesses. Scheduling and assignment, job records, customer reports, invoicing and outstanding payments sit in one flow: a desktop console for the office and a mobile web app for the crew.

Product design, UX, front end, back end, data model: RUTTO

Next.js
TypeScript
Supabase (Postgres, auth, storage)

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Brief: Field teams were tracking schedules, on-site requests, results and billing in separate places. The product had to connect them without adding work for the crew.
Build: Separate interfaces by role. The office manages schedules, customers, sites and billing; workers see their assigned visits on a phone and record checklists, photos and issues.
Status: Public demo covering the day's overview, scheduling, on-site work, reporting and billing. In pilot.

06 / Service business websiteLive

Korean-language site, deployed on the client's own hosting account.

Jeonggyeol Cleaning

What you can book, and how to get in touch, on any screen.

A five-page site for a cleaning company in Korea: services, photos of real jobs, and a call and messaging button that stays within reach on mobile.

Information architecture, design, development, SEO basics: RUTTO

Next.js
Motion
Structured data

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Brief: Help visitors check the service scope quickly and reach the owner by phone or chat.
Build: Home, services, pricing guide, reviews and contact pages, with a sticky call button on mobile, sitemap, robots and share metadata.
Status: Live and handed over on the client's own account.

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