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I made a concept redesign of Dupont Kalorama Museums Consortium's website. Only the homepage and about pages are available so far: https://dkmc-concept-redesign.vercel.app/
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A little design exploration for practice ✨
This time, I’m working on a concept for a lighting brand.
Which direction do you prefer?
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Atmospheric, for a lighting brand it feels almost unfair not to show the product actually doing its job in a real room. The minimal version reads more like a furniture catalog to me. Is Lumeria leaning toward a specific price point or market that would push this one way or the other?
🚀 3D Animated Product Website — Built for a Client
Recently designed and developed this interactive 3D website for a client’s product, combining modern UI/UX with smooth animations and an engaging user experience.
✨ 3D Product Animation
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My new portfolio, shown in dark mode.
I designed and built it end to end in a strict monochrome style. It opens with a block-letter SAIF wordmark that bulges under the cursor, over a live particle field. Further down, a dotted globe pins where I work from in Turin, Italy.
My projects play on their own in a device-style showcase that tilts into place as you scroll. Next, 3D letters spelling motivational words fall toward the footer, where they turn into a small slicing game you can play.
Built with React, TypeScript, GSAP, Three.js and WebGL, with a light/dark toggle, smooth scrolling and a custom cursor.
