Turning an ancient wall painting into something you can move through. The Wall Remembers is an in...

Turning an ancient wall painting into something you can move through. The Wall Remembers is an in...Turning an ancient wall painting into something you can move through. The Wall Remembers is an in...

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wael gamil

• Sep 25

Turning an ancient wall painting into something you can move through.

The Wall Remembers is an interactive experiment inspired by the Tomb of Menna (TT69) in Luxor using light, movement, depth and scroll to bring parts of the painted world back to life.

Built with React + R3F.

I’ve been exploring more of this space lately: websites that feel less like pages and more like places you can enter.

Completed work

webdesigner webdevepment creativedevelopment Interactive Design Web Design Web Development Next.js React three.js

Stacy · Heed Collective

pro

• Sep 22

Site of the Day! Heed Collective's first award, and I couldn't be prouder of what we created together. Celebrating a project we poured so much care into ✨

Web Design Web Development award

Nicolette .

• Sep 22

how exciting, so well deserved.

Mohamed Ayoub Chebbi

• Sep 22

I designed and built this landing page for Atelier.

It was a fun exploration of shader-driven visuals, tactile textures, and motion. Using WebGL alongside GSAP opened up a lot of possibilities for creating interactions that feel more alive, immersive, and intentional, not just animated for the sake of it.

#GSAP #WebGL #Textures

Frontend Development Figma Next.js Web Design GSAP

Celia | BEFAR Studio

max

• Sep 22

Great work!!

Serge Herasymchuk

max

• Sep 22

Cards or sections? How should you showcase courses on a Kajabi website?

It depends on what you want visitors to see first.

Course cards are great when you want to show the full picture at a glance – “Here are all the programs we offer.” They make the product range clear before visitors start scrolling.

Separate sections work better when each course needs more attention – its story, audience, benefits, and outcomes.

When we design Kajabi websites, we don’t use one layout for every course.

We choose the structure that makes the offer easier to understand – and easier to explore.