Bhumanyu Kamboj
From brief to browser. UI/UX Designer & Framer Developer.
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Curtain Preloader, a component for a theatre brand called Velour.
Walking into a real theatre, you don't see the stage right away. You wait behind the curtain while anticipation builds. I wanted a website preloader that captured that exact feeling.
For Velour, a theatre brand concept, I designed a hero section that stays hidden behind a curtain on load. A counter pans horizontally from 0 to 100 as the page prepares itself, and the instant it reaches 100, the curtains part in a smooth, realistic 3D animation to reveal the hero beneath, actors mid-performance, minimal text, a ticker, and simple navigation.
The rest of the hero is deliberately understated. The curtain reveal is the moment that's meant to stay with you.
What do you think of the reveal?
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Project pages that show the work, not just describe it.
Recruiters and clients rarely have time for a long case study. What they want is quick, clear, and something they can actually judge in seconds, the problem, the approach, the outcome, and proof from the finished product.
So I designed my project pages around an interactive bento grid. Visitors can interact with real elements from each project (navigation, accordions, hover states) directly on the page, and working prototypes of key screens play on hover. Alongside that sits a short breakdown of the problem, objectives, approach, and result. For anyone who wants to go deeper, there's a link to the full case study with research, iterations, and outcomes.
Built entirely on Framer CMS for fast, consistent updates across projects.
First one live: Cura, an AI skincare app.
bhumanyukamboj.framer.ai/cura
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My portfolio, and the start of something I've been building toward for a while.
This is my first post here, so I wanted it to count. Sharing the site I designed and built for myself on Framer.
I didn't want a portfolio that just lists projects. I wanted one that shows what I'm capable of the moment someone lands on it. So instead of static sections, the whole site moves, a deconstructing glass navbar, a stacked scroll through my work, a custom cursor that turns into a live preview as you hover, and a footer that reveals itself right at the end, from underneath everything else on the page.
I'm a freelance Framer developer and UI/UX designer based in Delhi, and this site is basically my resume in motion. If this is the kind of thing you want for your brand or product, let's talk.
bhumanyukamboj.framer.ai (http://bhumanyukamboj.framer.ai)
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Brand Identity and Guidelines for Haven
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Macrame Cords Pari: E-Commerce Redesign, 80% More Orders
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Cura: AI-Powered Skincare App for Men | UX Design Case Study
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