Tiny launch day ✨ Prism is live on Product Hunt It's a free browser-based tool that adds prismatic refractions and chromatic aberration to photos. Upload an image → play with the settings → export your result.

I made it while building aftrglo — a bigger project to make sharing creative work online feel lighter. Prism is one small creative wander from that process. And today it gets its own little launch 🐣

Built for creatives who want to add that strange little something to a visual without opening heavy software.

It came from the same place as all my experiments: I made something for myself, kept playing with it, then realized it might be useful for someone else too.

So I cleaned it up and decided to share it before the bigger project is ready.

Come play with it and let me know what you think 🪩 Curious to see what you make with it too, as the results can go from extra cool to wonderfully weird

Amazing design!

Premium Real Estate Website Built with React.js surprisingly This project is a premium real estate website built with React.js, designed to present luxury properties, real estate services, agent credibility, buyer/seller trust, and market insights through a clean and modern interface.

The website includes a strong visual hero section, featured property listings, property detail cards, agent introduction, service highlights, FAQ section, buyer and seller testimonials, latest market notes, performance statistics, and a polished contact-focused footer. The design uses elegant typography, large property imagery, clean spacing, and a professional layout to create a high-end real estate brand experience.

Although the website has the visual quality of a no-code or Framer-style landing page, it was developed as a custom React.js frontend, giving it better flexibility, reusable components, responsive structure, and future scalability. The project is suitable for real estate agencies, luxury property agents, apartment sales, rental platforms, broker portfolios, and property marketing websites.

Great, keep going, bro.