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I built FramePhase, a smart online platform that helps creators automatically add captions to their videos. With just a simple upload, the platform generates accurate, well-formatted captions that improve video retention, accessibility, and social media engagement.
The project was designed to provide creators with a seamless experience—featuring quick upload, one-click caption generation, customizable subtitles, and easy download options. By combining automation with accuracy, FramePhase empowers content creators to break language barriers, boost SEO, and deliver more engaging videos.
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→ Responsive design
→ Clear project presentation
There’s still a lot I want to improve, but after a lot of designing, tweaking, and rebuilding, I’m genuinely happy to finally put it out there.
Take a look: https://portfolio-olive-chi-6a94ctldsf.vercel.app/
Really like the clean approach here. The focus on showcasing the actual work makes the portfolio feel much more engaging.
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Nice portfolio update!
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It's also like my portfolio in a way.
Building zero-request clean templates with AI-ready docs is absolute developer witchcraft.
