Divide the Peer Tutors website into subject sections such as Math, Science, and English. Give each section a related 3D model created by 3D Club. This makes the sections more visually interesting and gives the club a real way to contribute assets to the website.
Subject model ideas
Subject
Possible asset
Math
Calculator or geometric model
Science
Atom or molecule
English
Open book or pencil
These are starting ideas, not a final asset list. Match each model to the website team’s actual sections.
How the clubs collaborate
3D Club: design and model the assets in Blender, use a consistent visual style, and deliver lightweight exports plus preview images.
CS Club / website team: place the assets in the appropriate subject sections and handle loading, layout, and any simple interaction.
Together: agree on placement, style, file formats, and size limits before making the full set. Keep the subject headings and tutoring links clear; the models support the site rather than replacing navigation.
Start small
Choose one subject section and one model, such as a calculator for Math.
Test that asset in the existing website stack. Use a static image fallback if live 3D is too heavy or unsupported.
Check desktop/mobile layout and loading, then expand to Science, English, and other sections.
Next step
Ask the Peer Tutors website leaders which subject sections are planned and where models would fit best. Confirm the integration approach and delivery timing before assigning a batch of assets. This is a collaboration proposal, not a confirmed schedule.