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I’ve been a frontend engineer for years.
Clean code, scalable UI , my comfort zone.
This year, I’m shifting focus.
Going all in on what excites me most:
→ Framer
→ High-quality animations & interactions
→ Beautiful, story-driven websites
→ Code + no-code workflows
→ Building an agency, not just projects
Code and no-code aren’t opposites to me anymore
they’re a combo: speed, power, and polish through motion.
The goal isn’t just another website.
It’s sites that feel alive and actually help businesses grow.
Focused year. Higher bar. Better outcomes.
If you care about design, motion, and clarity,
let’s build something that stands out 🤝
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Static web design is dead.
Designed this bento section for a Sales CRM Platform and turned it into an animated section with Claude.
I got to start including motion in my designs.
I’m curious, what prompt did you use to create this? The result looks really smooth, by the way!
Just made a new Framer component to showcase projects!
It has two views: Floating and Masonry Grid. You can use both with a toggle or stick to just one view.
And of course, it’s CMS-connected, making it easy to update your content, with an optional manual upload for smaller collections.
You can scroll or drag to explore, and even rearrange the grid by dragging. Really love this one!
Would you use both views or just choose one?
Check it here
Floating view for me. The drifting images look great.
🎬 Motion Design Concept: "Keep For Your Records"
I recently created this surreal 3D animation exploring tactile textures, physics simulations, and abstract brand aesthetics. The goal was to blend sharp vector branding elements with unpredictable, satisfying object collisions.
What went into it:
Creative Direction: Designing a clean, minimalistic aesthetic paired with organic, chaotic forms.
Physics & Simulations: Tuning the soft-body dynamics and paper roll animations for realistic weight and movement.
Texturing & Lighting: Crafting high-fidelity materials, from the translucent lime green blob to the metallic gloss of the key and key ring.
🛠️ Built with: Cinema 4D, Blender, Houdini, After Effects
I’m currently open to new contract roles and independent studio projects for [Month/Quarter]. Hit the inquiry button on my profile to view my full motion services—completely commission-free!
yooo the fuzzy red ball and that glossy yellow blob next to the crisp receipt type look so good bro 🔥 did you sim the collisions in blender