The Teague Cloud & Code website is the public-facing company website for my software and web development business.
I built the site to present the company’s services, portfolio, AI capabilities, and brand through a modern, interactive web experience. Instead of using a standard static landing page, I created a visually engaging frontend with real-time 3D effects, responsive layouts, and motion that reacts to user input.
The goal of the project was to build a company website that felt modern, technical, and visually different from a traditional business site.
The website needed to:
- Present the company’s services clearly
- Showcase software and web development capabilities
- Highlight AI-related offerings
- Display portfolio work
- Provide a responsive experience across desktop and mobile devices
- Create a memorable visual identity
- Support direct customer inquiries and project leads
The final result combines business content with an interactive frontend experience built around Astro, Three.js, Tailwind CSS, and custom JavaScript.
I designed and developed the website from concept through deployment.
My responsibilities included:
- Planning the site structure
- Creating the visual direction
- Building the Astro page structure
- Developing responsive layouts
- Creating custom frontend interactions
- Implementing Three.js and WebGL effects
- Building the cursor-reactive particle system
- Creating animated 3D visual elements
- Organizing service and portfolio content
- Testing desktop and mobile behavior
- Deploying and maintaining the live website
The homepage includes a real-time animated particle field that responds to pointer movement.
This interaction creates depth and motion that cannot be fully shown in a static screenshot, so it is best experienced on the live website.
The site uses Three.js to render interactive visual elements directly in the browser.
These effects include:
- Real-time particle animation
- Cursor-reactive movement
- Animated 3D branding elements
- Depth-based visual effects
- Smooth browser-rendered motion
The website was designed to adapt across desktop, tablet, and mobile screen sizes.
The mobile layout includes:
- Responsive navigation
- Repositioned hero content
- Scaled typography
- Touch-friendly controls
- Mobile-friendly content spacing
The website explains the company’s development services, including:
- Custom web applications
- Business software
- E-commerce systems
- Cloud deployment
- API development
- AI-powered tools and integrations
The portfolio area presents selected software projects and client work.
This helps visitors understand the kinds of applications, websites, and business systems the company builds.
The website includes clear calls to action that guide potential clients toward project inquiries and contact options.
- Astro
- JavaScript
- HTML
- CSS
- Tailwind CSS
- Three.js
- WebGL
- Browser animation APIs
- Pointer and mouse event handling
- Node.js
- npm
- Git
- GitHub
- Responsive browser testing
- Production web hosting
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Three.js JavaScript
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WebGL Particle Effects
Astro handles the site structure and page content, while Three.js and JavaScript power the interactive visual experience.
The homepage includes a particle system that responds to mouse and pointer movement.
Because this behavior is dynamic, screenshots only show the visual appearance at one moment. The full effect can be seen on the live site:
The site was designed around several key goals:
- Create a strong first impression
- Communicate technical capability
- Avoid the look of a generic template
- Use motion without overwhelming the content
- Maintain strong readability
- Support desktop and mobile users
- Present the company as modern and capable
- Encourage visitors to explore services and contact the business
Real-time browser animation can affect performance if too many objects are rendered or updated inefficiently.
I had to balance:
- Particle count
- Animation smoothness
- Browser performance
- Visual quality
- Mobile responsiveness
Interactive 3D content behaves differently across screen sizes.
I had to adjust:
- Camera positioning
- Object scale
- Hero layout
- Text placement
- Button spacing
- Animation behavior
The site needed to look impressive without allowing the animations to distract from the company’s services and calls to action.
I worked to keep the visuals behind the content while maintaining readable typography and clear navigation.
The desktop navigation needed to transition into a mobile-friendly menu without breaking the overall visual design.
The visual effects, colors, typography, buttons, and content needed to feel like one consistent company identity.
This project helped me strengthen my frontend development skills beyond standard page layouts.
I gained more experience with:
- Astro project structure
- Three.js scene setup
- WebGL rendering
- Real-time browser animation
- Mouse and pointer event handling
- Responsive interactive design
- Performance-conscious frontend development
- Mobile navigation
- Visual hierarchy
- Business-oriented website structure
- Live production deployment
The project also reinforced the importance of balancing design, performance, usability, and business communication.
The website is currently live and publicly available.
The site continues to serve as the main public website for Teague Cloud & Code.
This repository is a technical and visual case study.
It is intended to demonstrate:
- The project concept
- My development role
- The technology stack
- The frontend interaction design
- The responsive layout
- The live production result
This repository does not include the full production source code, private deployment configuration, environment variables, credentials, or internal business information.
Possible future improvements include:
- Adding more detailed project case studies
- Expanding animation accessibility controls
- Adding a reduced-motion mode
- Improving keyboard navigation
- Adding automated visual testing
- Adding additional interactive portfolio elements
- Expanding performance monitoring
- Improving analytics and conversion tracking
- Adding more advanced Three.js scenes
- Creating a dedicated blog or technical insights section
- Completing and expanding the AI services section
- Adding additional contact and conversion-focused content
Alphonso Teague
Full-Stack and Backend Software Developer
Founder, Teague Cloud & Code
- Website: teaguecloudncode.com
- GitHub: github.com/ateague2024
- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/alphonso-teague
This repository is provided as a portfolio and technical case study.
It does not grant permission to use Teague Cloud & Code branding, private business information, production credentials, deployment configuration, or proprietary source code.
No sensitive production information is intentionally included.