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Portfolio update day 2/30: 3D model is finished and texturing starts today.
Alongside that, I'm finishing the three.js migration and laying down the environment and first bits of interactivity.
Watching it go from a single object to an actual space is my favorite part of this stage.
Day 2 of 30 and already onto texturing is moving fast. Watching a single object become an actual space is a good way to put it, that's usually the point where a 3D piece stops feeling like an asset and starts feeling like a place. Is the full 30 day arc building toward one finished scene, or several smaller pieces?
I don't know how it will go to be honest, just working on habit of sharing, building things I really like and improving my skills
That habit of sharing before things feel finished is honestly the hard part for most people. Now that you're a few days into it, is the daily posting pushing you to experiment more, or making you play it a bit safer?
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Just like that... 𝘁𝗲𝗻 𝘆𝗲𝗮𝗿𝘀 𝗳𝗿𝗲𝗲𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗶𝗻𝗴, 𝗮 𝗱𝗲𝗰𝗮𝗱𝗲.
I'm officially old, cough, experienced now...
Three cities, four laptops, countless projects, married, house, baby, same cat. 🐅
Deepest thanks to all the incredible clients and agencies that I've worked with.
I count myself very lucky to have a job working with such a varied client base, from solving deep UX problems and building systems, to pushing creative boundaries and everything in between. It's a wild ride.
I’m immensely grateful to the brilliant teams and individuals I’ve worked with over the years. Thank you.
To everyone else who has liked, followed, recommended, or reposted along the way, you're awesome. 🔥
10 whole years.. thats awesome and that animation is great too!
Been exploring a softer visual direction with illustrated landscapes instead of the usual abstract gradients. Still polishing the experience, but the homepage is finally at a point I'm happy with.
Next up: the rest of the product pages, interactions, and a few surprises.
If everything goes as planned, I'll package it into a free Framer template for the community. 🌿✨
What do you think?
Good Design!
Day 5/30: MISREGISTER
An operating-room case can still look ready on paper after it has stopped being operationally executable.
I built MISREGISTER to make that gap physical.
CASE 04 is connected to four changing dependencies:
— staffed OR team
— sterile instrument set
— postoperative ICU bed
— remaining operating-room time
As those windows drift apart, the operating list stays unchanged.
The signature moment: the crank freewheels to the end-stop while CASE 04 still reads SCHEDULED.
Only after that failed test does a human re-strike the case as DELAYED or RESEQUENCED.
This is not clinical decision support. It is a synthetic operational prototype exploring the difference between a scheduled slot and executable capacity.
Built with React, TypeScript, SVG, Playwright, Remotion, Claude Code, Kimi, Agent Reach, ChatGPT, and AI33Pro.
Live prototype:
https://faadil1.github.io/misregister-day-5/
Making readiness physically understandable instead of dashboard-inferred is such a good design goal, that's usually the exact gap that causes people to ignore dashboards in the first place. Curious to see where you take the physical interaction idea next.