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Our site was a little corner of the internet we could own"
Tobias van Schneider .
And that's why I wanted to rebuild my site for a while but every time looking at other people site made my ideas really basic and I never tried building one .
But that changes today I know it's last minute I got this idea last day - you can check the site at - hirishav.com
there's 50 versions in progress have shipped 5 of them : ) The idea did helped and now it's all about bringing all of them together ! Will share a breakdown of the whole process in few hours .
Used - Youtube API + Claude + Paper
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Built a website for TATE Enterprises, a real and established agricultural business, serving farmers with equipment and spare parts.
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Built this Framer site from scratch.
The interesting part wasn't the design.
It was building this team section with a flipping interaction and full-card expansion on hover.
Here's the final result.
Agree that the build is the fun part here. What did you end up leaning on for the expand, Framer's native variants and hover states, or did you have to drop into a code component to get it that smooth?