--- title: "Alexndria: The Last Library, a 3D book online | Nimblesoft" description: "The website we made for Alexndria, The Last Library: an illustrated encyclopedia in 14 volumes, with a 3D book you can open and page through." url: https://nimblesoft.co/portfolio/alexndria/ language: en --- # Alexndria: The Last Library, a 3D book online The website we made for Alexndria, The Last Library: an illustrated encyclopedia in 14 volumes, with a 3D book you can open and page through. The Last Library, an illustrated encyclopedia in 14 volumes, from the first stars to July 2026. We built its website, with a 3D book you can open and page through on the home page. A home page built around a 3D copy of the book, a library of every volume and chapter, and one clear way to get the book. Readers worldwide, in English WordPress and Elementor, a 3D book in WebGL 14 volumes, 103 chapters, 2,527 pages Alexndria is a digital publishing project by Nimblesoft. Its book, The Last Library, is an illustrated encyclopedia in 14 volumes, from the first light in the universe to July 2026. We built the website that shows the book and sells it, with a 3D copy you can open and page through right on the home page. A digital book is hard to show: nobody can pick it up or flip through it before buying. The site had to make 14 illustrated volumes feel real on a screen and lead to one clear step: get the book. We built the site on WordPress and Elementor and put a 3D book, made in WebGL, at the top of the home page. It tilts as you scroll, opens with a click and turns its pages, and a library below lists every volume and chapter. The home page now tells the whole story: the 3D book, the library of 14 volumes and 103 chapters, the artbooks, The Order and the questions. A reader can browse every chapter, see what is known and what is debated, and go straight to checkout. The home page opens with one line, From the first stars to this moment, and a gold book in 3D. Scroll and it tilts toward you. Click and it opens on Volume I, Cosmos and Origins, with pages that turn and buttons to zoom in on the illustrations. The library lists all 14 volumes on a timeline, from Cosmos and Origins to The Speculative Frontier. Each chapter shows how many of its points are known and how many are still debated. Readers can search chapters and subtopics, ask for a random topic with Surprise me, expand everything or switch to night mode. Further down, a second 3D book rotates next to a scroll of the artbooks that come with every volume. The Order section explains the free community around the book, where members help make a 4K history mini-series and an animated Viking saga. Reader comments, a two-part FAQ and the Send a Raven contact page close the site. Home: the first line and the 3D book The book opens and turns its pages The library: 14 volumes on a timeline A second 3D book and the artbooks The Order: a free community of readers Library of volumes and chapters Reader comments and FAQ Contact: Send a Raven