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Recently finished building Rise Hydration, a concept landing page for a premium hydration brand.
The goal wasn't to build an e-commerce site, but to create a product experience that feels engaging from the moment you land on the page. I explored interactive 3D visuals, smooth scroll animations, and a clean, responsive interface that works well across different devices.
This project was built with the help of AI coding tools, but, like most AI-assisted projects, much of the work involved refining the output, resolving implementation issues, improving responsiveness, optimizing performance, and polishing the overall experience. AI helped speed up development, but the final product was shaped through many iterations and hands-on decisions.
Built with: React, Three.js, GSAP, Tailwind CSS, Framer Motion, and Vite.
Every project teaches something new, and this one pushed me to think more about animation, performance, and creating experiences that feel intentional rather than flashy.
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