The Website As a Place You Walk Into
Eight sites where browsing means walking, not scrolling — a portfolio you play fetch in, a gallery made of torn paper, a brand you visit hour by hour.
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Jay Ransijn Portfolio
The whole theme in one link — a résumé you control with WASD, dog and garage band included.
ITom Portfolio
A flat sheet of paper tears open into an endless hand-sketched gallery corridor.
maikasui
Not a homepage but a place — Kyoto, Osaka, Tokyo, synced to their real-time clocks.
Grace Cathedral Tour
A real SF cathedral rebuilt from Gaussian splats — walk the nave without a plane ticket.
Immersive Garden
A French studio's own site doubles as proof of how far browser-based space can go.
Isopolis
Real SF street data redrawn as a wanderable pixel-art city, like an old console game.
Rooms
Everyone else here built one place. Rooms lets you build and explore your own.
A Dark Room
No graphics at all — starts at a dying campfire, the rest is built from text alone.
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