Designed this interactive 3d dashboard with Opus 5.5 for an industrial company's vehicle and material tracking dashboard

A full 3D simulation of the plant, every truck tracked from gate to dock

Both modes are pixel precise. Which one you like?

Voted Dark. On a dashboard watching trucks move from gate to dock all day, dark is easier on the eyes, and the 3D bars and route lines glow against it. Light is clean, but dark makes the live movement the focus.

A fast, easy-to-manage portfolio website, built the way I build business websites for clients.

The site runs on Next.js with Server Components, so pages arrive with their content already in place for visitors and search engines. All content, including projects, services, experience and contact details, is managed in Sanity CMS. Updates happen in a dashboard, not in code, so no developer is needed for each change.

What went into it:

Next.js, React 19 and TypeScript for the foundation.

Tailwind CSS v4 and shadcn/ui for a consistent, responsive design system.

Framer Motion and GSAP for scroll animations that guide attention.

AVIF and WebP images at multiple sizes for lighter pages.

A server-side contact form with validation and email delivery through Resend.

Finally it was deployment on Vercel.😍

Test results: performance grade 83, 923.6 KB total page size, 2.16 s load time, 25 requests.

If you need a business website, e-commerce store or landing page with a CMS you can manage yourself, this is the kind of build you can expect.

Showing the stack next to the live site makes this read like a real case study.