SkyFix
A bilingual site for a DJI-dedicated drone repair service in Istanbul: a 3D drone, a sky that changes through the day and a live Instagram feed on a remote controller screen.
Design, development, launch · 2026
The brief
A DJI-dedicated service that sells, repairs and maintains drones wanted a new site that explains its work in Turkish and English and leads visitors easily to a service request and WhatsApp. The site also had to be findable on Google by the business name and its services.
What I did
The page opens with a 3D drone gliding across the sky; the drone follows the cursor and, as you scroll, the sky turns from dawn to night. In the process section the drone is received, taken apart, repaired and flies again on a test flight. At the end of the page sits a DJI remote: its screen shows the business’s real Instagram posts and its buttons can be pressed. Separate service pages such as drone repair, gimbal camera repair and spare parts were also prepared for search.
Result
The site has been live at skyfixdrone.com.tr since October 2026. The domain, SSL certificate, Google Search Console and Bing registrations were set up, and the website link on the Google Business profile was switched to the new address.
Technical decisions
The site is a static build compiled with Vite; the 3D scene is drawn with Three.js. The drone model was slimmed down from a licensed model and a lighter version is drawn on weak graphics cards; on phones the browser’s own scrolling is used. For the Instagram feed, a small PHP service fetches new posts every hour and stores the images on the server. Local business details are given to search engines as structured data.
- Vite
- Three.js
- GSAP
- PHP
Highlights
- A 3D drone that follows the cursor
- A sky that turns from dawn to night as you scroll
- A walkthrough of the drone being taken apart and repaired
- A live Instagram feed on the remote controller screen
- Turkish and English, with service pages for search
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