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Custom API Integration & Webhook Automation | CRM + Payment Gateway
Developed a robust API integration system connecting a CRM platform with a payment gateway using webhooks and custom data transformation logic.
What it does:
• Receives real-time webhook notifications from payment processor
• Validates and transforms incoming JSON data
• Updates...
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I was building ProjectPeek for the Framer Marketplace and had one problem…
I had two completely different ideas for how the preview should behave.
One stays exactly where you put it 📍
The other follows your cursor 🖱️
Both felt right. So instead of killing one, I made the component do both.
There’s now a simple toggle to switch between the two interaction modes — plus 20+ controls to play with everything from size and position to tilt, spring physics, glow, offsets, CTA, and more.
Now I need you to settle the argument:
Which peek feels better? 👀 📍 Fixed Position 🖱️ Cursor Following And yes… I’m still undecided. 😭
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