Cerebrium’s site was named Awwwards Site of the Day on Sep 10, 2026. The site combines WebGL 3D, Lottie animations, and a clear product narrative for a serverless platform for real-time AI workloads.
Awwwards SOTD on Sep 10, 2026 with an overall score of 7.39/10 and a Dev Award score of 7.5/10.
Site uses WebGL (Three.js), GSAP, Cinema 4D, and Lottie to present serverless AI infrastructure with interactive visuals and a transparent pricing calculator.
# Why this site matters
Cerebrium's website was selected as Awwwards Site of the Day on September 10, 2026. The product described on the site is a serverless infrastructure aimed at real-time AI: voice agents, large language models, and AI workloads that require instant scaling, global regions, and built-in observability. The site presents that technical offering through a design-forward, interactive experience.
# What the site does and how it presents the product
The site frames a technical product with cinematic 3D visuals, microinteractions, and practical UI components. Key interactive elements called out on Awwwards include:
These elements aim to make an abstract infrastructure product feel tangible and navigable for visitors who need both visual context and concrete information like pricing and global region coverage.
# Design and technical evaluation
Awwwards published both jury and development evaluations. The overall SOTD score is 7.39/10. The jury-rated components are:
The site also received a Dev Award of 7.5/10 with sub-scores that highlight technical strengths:
# People and production hints
Awwwards lists contributors and jury members involved in the evaluation. Names associated with the submission and highlights include Louis Paquet, PRO KOKI-KIKO, Domaine Public, Deven Caron, Pier-Luc Cossette, Célia Lopez, Kim Levan, and Mathis Biabiany. The technical toolset explicitly includes Three.js, GSAP, Cinema 4D, and Lottie.
# Concrete takeaways for designers, product teams, and developers
# Where this sits in a portfolio
The Cerebrium site presents a technical product through creative front-end execution. It's an example of using WebGL and motion design to make infrastructure approachable while keeping practical UI components for conversion and information.
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