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ArchitectSVG is a web application that creates animated system diagrams from a given topic. It helps users understand complex systems through step-by-step visual diagrams, narration, subtitles, and an interactive timeline. I worked on the application interface, diagram rendering, theme options, and other improvements.
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What it solves: Architecture firms often struggle to translate spatial experience into a flat web page. Photos and floor plans tell you what a space looks like, not what it feels like to move through it. This site turns the scroll bar into a camera dolly, so the sequence of light, threshold, and volume the actual experience of the building becomes the interface itself.
What's inside:
Full-bleed cinematic video/scroll-sync hero sequence
Sectioned narrative flow Approach → Process → Selected Work → Available Residences
Stats bar, project grid, listings with pricing/specs, and a client testimonial block
Responsive, minimal, editorial typography built to feel like a design monograph, not a template
Built for: boutique architecture and real estate studios who want their site to read as a portfolio piece in its own right not just a listings page.
If you're an architecture, interior design, or luxury real estate brand and want a site that actually shows the work instead of listing it let's talk.
🔗 Live: aperture.munain605.workers.dev
Turning the scroll bar into a camera dolly fits an architecture portfolio really well. I’d make the reduced-motion version a deliberate still-image sequence, so visitors who disable animation get the same walkthrough.
Most of your website visitors are on mobile.
Yet many business owners still obsess over how the site looks on desktop… and treat the mobile version as an afterthought. That’s a costly mistake.
Your customers are browsing, comparing, and buying from their phones. If your site is only “responsive” but not actually fast, clear, and easy to use on mobile, you’re quietly losing sales every single day.
Results speak for themselves:
Mobile – 299K
Desktop – 23K
Tablet – 13K
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DM me if you want your site to serve your customers better (instead of frustrating them).
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