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My portfolio showcases my full-stack development skills through projects built with React.js, Python, Django, Django REST Framework, and PostgreSQL, including E-Hospitality, an e-commerce application, and responsive web applications.
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My portfolio, reimagined in Framer
The goal was simple: bring everything together in one place, from client projects and case studies to Framer templates and project videos, while keeping the experience clean and easy to navigate.
The entire portfolio fits within a strict 100vh viewport, so you can explore everything without scrolling.
Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback!
Portfolio link in the comments.
Hey Contra Community! 👋
Excited to share my latest Full-Stack development project: a modern, highly secure Tourism & Travel Platform! 🌍✈️
For this project, I brought together architectural strength and beautiful design. I built a secure backend API using .NET Core and SQL Server, and integrated it seamlessly with a pixel-perfect React.js and Tailwind CSS frontend frontend application. The platform features fast endpoint performance, clean routing architectures, and a 100% mobile-responsive layout.
I love building functional, end-to-end solutions with clean and maintainable code structures!
I am currently available for new full-stack roles and remote software engineering contracts. Check out my services or feel free to drop me a message to discuss your next project! 💻✨
An interaction study for Mare’s collection feed, exploring how to make groups legible within a dense, mixed-format archive.
The layout preserves image proportions and integrates collection labels into the packing system. On hover, image-derived gradients establish the collection boundary, while subtle displacement creates space around the active group without changing its position or scale.
The motion studies isolate assembly, packing, colour and proximity, using real collection content to examine timing, spatial continuity and hover behaviour.
Love how you preserved image proportions while keeping the labels integrated into the packing system. The image-derived gradients on hover is a smart way to establish grouping without adding extra UI. Really thoughtful interaction study!