WebXR · 2026
Drushika
Frontend Developer
360° real estate exploration platform with full VR head-tracking, built in React and tested on the Meta Quest 3.
01 - Problem
A buyer who can't visit the site has to trust a floor plan. Panoramic tours exist, but most break the moment you put a headset on - no head tracking, no spatial navigation, and load times that stall on multi-megabyte panoramas.
02 - Solution
I built an interactive exploration platform in React around high-fidelity 360° spherical photography, with full VR compatibility and head-movement responsiveness optimised and tested on the Meta Quest 3. Spatial navigation and the custom UI layers run entirely client-side for maximum performance, and the panoramic assets were compressed and progressively loaded so the first view appears quickly.
03 - Result
One URL that works as a desktop tour, a phone tour and a room-scale VR walkthrough no app install, no backend to keep alive.
Deployment & infrastructure
Hosted on CDN / static hosting
Fully client-side, so it deploys as a static build with panoramic assets on a CDN - no server to patch, no backend to fall over, and cache headers doing the heavy lifting on repeat visits.
Services & configuration
- Static build
- CDN asset delivery
- Custom subdomain
- SSL
What I built
- Built an interactive real estate exploration platform using React and high-fidelity 360-degree spherical photography.
- Integrated complete VR compatibility with full head-movement responsiveness, optimised and tested for the Meta Quest 3.
- Implemented fluid spatial navigation and custom UI layers entirely on the client side for maximum performance.
- Optimised heavy panoramic image assets to ensure fast initial load times and smooth rendering across web and VR browsers.
Tech stack
- React.js
- WebXR
- 360° Photography
- Meta Quest 3
- Tailwind CSS
Built by
Tarun Kumar Singh
Frontend Developer
