3DDiscord

3DDiscord

3DDiscord is a Chrome extension that can be added to an existing Discord system. By bringing new features to the video chat, remote life becomes more human.

Project proposed by Iris Moine and Nathanaël Vianin for the Network Related Design course led by Gaël Hugo.

Studio project (2021) by Iris Moine, Nathanaël Vianin

Know-how
3D Graphics, UX/UI, Web, Tools
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