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Meet ADENIRAN - a bold, editorial-style Framer template built for creatives who want their work to do the talking.Think oversized typography, immersive visuals, smooth interactions, and a portfolio that feels as good as it looks.Whether you're a designer, creative director, or visual artist, ADENIRAN gives your work the stage it deserves.Your next portfolio starts here.
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The full case study is on my profile.
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Clear services, selected work, straightforward pricing and answers to common questions. Each section helps visitors understand the offer and take the next step.
Visually, I kept it consistent with teal accents, structured grids and corner details throughout.
Good to see all the sections come together.
Love how you’ve focused on clarity and consistency! The clear services and pricing make it easier for visitors to understand the offer and take the next step. 👏✨
This one is for the design lovers!
Have you ever imagined exploring the history of the Bauhaus through an interactive experience?
That’s exactly what inspired me to create Who Closed the Bauhaus? An independent editorial project exploring the story of one of the most influential design schools of the 20th century, the political forces that led to its closure, and the lasting impact of its legacy.
🔗 Explore the project: https://quemfechoubauhaus.com.br/en
The entire project was built with AI, from the first sketch to the final product.
I used Claude throughout the process, from research and early concepts to development, iterations, refinements, and deployment on Vercel. I also used ChatGPT and Gemini to cross-check historical information and help validate the research.
This wasn’t a one-prompt experiment. It was nearly a full week of hands-on work: researching, writing, structuring the content, refining the visual language, building interactive filters and a timeline, selecting and refining imagery, testing, and polishing every detail.
I also worked on accessibility, SEO, performance, metadata, responsive layouts, and bilingual support in English and Portuguese — all the way through deployment and Google Search Console setup.
One of the biggest challenges was finding the right balance between meaningful historical content and interactive moments, creating an experience that feels fluid and engaging without losing accuracy.
Now I’d love for you to explore it!
Click around, scroll through the timeline, interact with the different sections, and have fun discovering the story. And if you’re into design, history, AI-assisted workflows, or creative coding, I’d love to hear what you think.
Feedback, ideas, and questions are very welcome!
Great experience 🎉🎉
