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Orbit is a modern, responsive e-commerce website featuring dynamic product listings, API integration, and a clean user-friendly interface.
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A cinematic, luxury-inspired automotive website concept designed and developed to bring the legendary Ferrari F40 to life through bold visuals, smooth animations, and interactive elements.
Built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, this project focuses on creating an immersive browsing experience with a dark aesthetic, striking typography, and responsive layouts.
Key Features
Interactive Car Viewer: Explore six different Ferrari F40 angles using drag gestures, navigation buttons, or keyboard controls.
Cinematic Hero Section: Bold typography, layered visuals, and animated entrances.
Scroll-Triggered Animations: Smooth transitions that bring content into view as users explore the website.
Responsive Design: Layouts adapted for desktop, tablet, and mobile screens.
Automotive Gallery: A visually engaging gallery with hover effects.
Private Inquiry Section: A styled contact form that prepares an email inquiry through the visitor's email application.
Technologies Used
HTML5 · CSS3 · JavaScript
Project Goal
To combine visual storytelling, interactive frontend development, and responsive design into a premium digital experience that feels modern, engaging, and memorable.
Independent portfolio concept — not affiliated with or endorsed by Ferrari.
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