Customization

Each component in this project is designed to be easily customizable, so you can adapt it to your brand, layout, or creative vision without hassle.

You don’t need to dig through complex config files — all the customization happens directly inside the components. You can follow the instructions inside each component, marked with numbers like: ❶❷❸…

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Tailwind CSS Customization

All UI elements are styled using Tailwind CSS. This means you can:

• Change colors, spacing, borders, shadows, and typography
• Apply responsive variants and hover effects
• Extend or override styles with your own Tailwind configuration

Every component includes inline class names that you can edit freely. For example:

<div className="bg-neutral-900 p-4 rounded-2xl shadow-lg">

If you’re using custom TailwindCSS variables, make sure to add them to your global.css file:

src/styles/global.css

@theme {
  --color-primary: #050506;
}

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Three.js Parameter Customization

For components that use Three.js, you’ll find clear comments and sections inside the code where you can tweak things like:

• Colors of particles or objects
• Animation speed and easing
• Lighting, shadows, and camera position
• Geometry size and material type

Each Three.js component is written to be self-contained and annotated, so you’ll see code like:

const color = new THREE.Color('#dfe9e8');
const speed = 0.015;
mesh.material = new THREE.MeshStandardMaterial({ color });

You can change these values directly to adjust the behavior and appearance of the scene.

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How to Know What to Edit

At the top of each component file, you’ll find comments like:

// Customize Tailwind styles below  ❶
// Adjust Three.js settings here  ❷

These markers help you quickly locate the parts of the code meant for customization — no need to read the whole file line by line.

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🛠️ Built for Hacking

This project was created with flexibility in mind. Whether you’re building a slick portfolio, a fun landing page, or a visual experiment — you’re encouraged to make it your own.

If you break something while experimenting… don’t worry, that’s part of the fun 😄

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