Interactive Dice Roller Built with HTML, CSS, and JS

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Bilal Akhtar

• 6h

Built a Dice Roller using HTML, CSS, and JS. Designed an interactive gaming interface with variable dice counts, roll animations, and live totals. Focused on math randomization algorithms, CSS transition triggers, and state-driven DOM rendering. Built from scratch.

Abox Agency

pro

• 1d

Crafted a premium 3D belt design with realistic textures, detailed modeling, and high-quality rendering. Focused on clean visuals and refined product presentation to bring everyday accessories to life.

Explore more: https://dribbble.com/shots/27412783-3D-Belt-Design-Exploration

3D Design 3D Rendering 3D Modeling Blender 3ddesign realisticrender mensbelt

Genadiy Ryabyev

• 1d

I build custom web applications, automation systems, and API integrations that turn manual workflows into scalable digital products.

A lot of my work starts with simple Google Sheets and evolves into full systems — including forms, dashboards, and complete web applications.

I focus on: - Business process automation - Google Sheets & Apps Script systems - Custom SaaS and web applications - API integrations and workflow optimization

If you’re looking to automate operations or build a custom internal tool, I’m open to new projects.

Dmytro Zelinskyi

pro

• 2d

Zoola - Gamified Animal Discovery App Ok this one was just pure fun to design. Zoola is basically what happens when you combine a nature documentary with Minecraft. Users pick animal species, track their behaviors, learn how they live - all wrapped in this bright yellow UI with voxel-style 3D animals that look like they walked straight out of a game.

The trick was keeping it educational without making it feel like homework. So instead of long text blocks about crocodile habitats, users get bite-sized stat cards with numbers and visuals. Pick a species, see its stats, unlock new ones as you go. Gamification done right - not forced badges and streaks, but genuine curiosity driving engagement.

Honestly, designing those voxel animal carousels was the highlight of my month.

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