Frontend Engineering & UI Design for Interior Firm Portfolio

Frontend Engineering & UI Design for Interior Firm PortfolioFrontend Engineering & UI Design for Interior Firm Portfolio

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Nobbel Kaisar Bhumi

• Jul 15

Case Study: Smilework.id Portfolio

Role: Frontend Engineer & UI Designer Overview: Developed a modern, high-performance web portfolio for an interior design firm.

Deliverables: • Engineered a responsive, lightweight frontend architecture. • Implemented custom scroll-triggered interactions to elevate the user experience. • Designed a minimalist UI system focused on image optimization and layout precision

Frontend Development UI Design Web Design Figma React Tailwind CSS

Tushar Vaghasiya

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• Jul 15

Another project wrapped up! 🙌

I recently designed this homepage with a focus on simplicity, clarity, and creating an engaging user experience. It's always exciting to see ideas evolve into polished interfaces.

Would love to hear your thoughts!

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Keshav

• Jul 18

The mesh gradient in hero section add extra depth to it. Actually design feels more alive with it.

Alex Prokhorov

max

• Jul 15

New resource: Auria AI Rebuild Prompt ✦

I turned the complete Auria homepage into one detailed prompt for Codex and Claude Code.

Auria is a luminous Framer template created for modern service businesses, wellness brands, and productized offers.

Usually $19. Free for anyone who supports Auria on its Framer Marketplace page.

Get the prompt: https://startfrom.co/templates/auria

Created with Framer, Midjourney, Claude Code, and Codex.

Framer Claude Web Design

Ilya Kozlov

• Jul 16

Rebuilding a whole landing page with just one prompt is such a cool experiment, Alex! Did Claude Code manage to handle the Framer-specific layout structure well on the first try?