Anik Das
AI-First Full-Stack Developer · Framer, Webflow & Automation
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Field Notes is an editorial journal — a magazine-style reading site built around classic typography, generous margins, and a calm paper palette. It leads with a
large featured article, then flows into a clean grid of notes across categories like Craft, Design, and Practice.
What makes it work is the content system behind it: every article is a data entry, and the page renders itself from that data. Readers can filter by category,
search live across titles, tags, and authors, and switch between grid and list views — with a graceful empty state when nothing matches. It's a small,
self-contained CMS-style front end, fully responsive and fast.
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Fluxo is a product marketing site for a fictional SaaS workspace — the kind of tool teams use to plan sprints and track work. The goal was a restrained,
product-grade landing page in the spirit of Linear and Vercel: near-monochrome, one accent colour, and a lot of quiet space.
The centerpiece is a realistic in-browser app mockup — a sprint board with tasks, checkboxes, a progress bar, and an AI standup panel with a live velocity chart —
all built in pure HTML and CSS, no screenshots. It's rounded out with a bento feature grid, a three-step flow, animated metrics, and a clear pricing section,
with subtle scroll-linked motion throughout.
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Ostro — Independent Design Studio
A portfolio site for a fictional independent design studio, built around confident editorial typography and restraint. The centerpiece is a cursor-follow work
index — hover a project and its image trails your cursor — paired with a full-screen wipe intro and a word-by-word hero reveal.
Designed and hand-coded from scratch (no page builders) with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, using GSAP + ScrollTrigger for motion and Lenis for smooth scrolling.
Highlights: interactive work index with cursor-follow previews, a running marquee, statement reveals, and a full-bleed showcase — fully responsive and zero build step.
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Aperture — Cinematic Film Studio
A one-page site for a film & motion studio, designed and hand-coded to feel like a title sequence instead of a template. It opens with an animated intro counter,
then moves through a parallax hero, a client marquee, and a word-by-word statement reveal.
Built from scratch (no page builders) with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, using GSAP + ScrollTrigger for motion and Lenis for smooth scrolling. Highlights: custom
cursor, CMS-style selected-work grid, interactive services list, and animated stat counters — fully responsive, fast, and zero build step.
Live: https://anikdascodes.github.io/01-film-studio/
Stack: HTML · CSS · JavaScript · GSAP · ScrollTrigger · Lenis
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