small-world

Small World is an interactive 3D web experience created by Bruno Simon. You can visit a live version of it online, and the repository contains the full source code so you can run it locally or modify it for your own purposes.

The project is built in JavaScript and runs in any modern web browser. It renders an interactive 3D world that visitors can explore — the kind of immersive, playful web experience that goes beyond a typical scrolling webpage. Based on the creator's body of work, this likely involves driving or navigating through a miniature environment, though the README itself doesn't go into detail about the specific contents or mechanics of the world.

Setting it up requires Node.js installed on your computer. From there, the process is straightforward: you download the code, install the project's dependencies with a single command, and then start a local development server. This lets you view and interact with the project in your browser at a local address. There's also a command to package everything up for production, generating optimized files you could deploy to your own web hosting.

This project would appeal to creative developers, designers, or anyone curious about building interactive 3D experiences for the web. It's a good reference if you want to learn how these kinds of browser-based 3D worlds are put together, or if you simply want to explore and tinker with an existing one rather than starting from scratch.

The README is minimal — it covers the basic setup steps and links to the live version, but doesn't document features, architecture, or customization options. You'll need to look at the code itself to understand how it works under the hood or to make changes.