WebXR · 2026
Ashish Residency
Frontend & XR Developer
Immersive WebXR property showcase using 360° spherical photography, rendered entirely client-side with no backend.
01 - Problem
A single residential project needed an immersive showcase that could go live quickly, work on a VR headset, and not carry the cost or maintenance burden of a server.
02 - Solution
I built a WebXR showcase around 360° spherical photography with complete VR headset responsiveness and head-movement tracking, verified on the Meta Quest 3. Everything renders client-side, so there is no API layer and no database in the path.
03 - Result
A high-performance immersive showcase with zero backend infrastructure to run or pay for - it either serves from the CDN or it doesn't, and there is nothing in between to break.
Deployment & infrastructure
Hosted on Static hosting
Deployed as a static bundle on a custom subdomain with SSL. No backend infrastructure means no server maintenance, no process manager and no downtime from an API failing.
Services & configuration
- Static build
- CDN
- Custom subdomain
- SSL
What I built
- Developed an immersive WebXR property showcase using 360° spherical photography.
- Provided complete VR headset responsiveness with head-movement tracking via Meta Quest 3.
- Achieved high-performance client-side rendering without the need for a backend infrastructure.
Tech stack
- React.js
- WebXR
- 360° Photography
- Meta Quest 3
Built by
Tarun Kumar Singh
Frontend & XR Developer
