Created this miniapp to send digital mixtapes to a significant other or a crush or even a friend.
The idea was to bring some nostalgia back and go old school here + see how much time it takes to replicate figma designs and ship the app while using voice.
Had designed the UI on Figma, vibe-coded or actually voice-coded it using Claude code.
P.S. they've gone through several site restructures since then (so it looks different from my snapshots), but it goes to show how easy Framer makes it for clients to manage and update their site independently.
One of the directions I explored for Kargen. It didn't make the final cut, but I think it holds up. We decided to go totally different route.
Kargen is an AI that books freight on its own. It reads the email, quotes the load, and books the truck, day or night. The brand had to feel as fast as the product, but calm with the pace.
Exploring 3D interactions and brutalist scale for Kinetix — a portfolio concept centered on design systems and digital products.
Focused on balancing heavy typography with fluid, tactile motion so the 3D element feels integrated rather than decorative.
Curious to hear your thoughts: does the 3D rotating showcase feel smooth and intuitive, or do you prefer flat, high-speed interactions for portfolio heroes?
The rotating 3D works here precisely because you kept it integrated, not decorative, so it reads as intent rather than showing off. For a portfolio hero I usually lean flat and fast, but this earns the motion. That heavy Kinetix wordmark has real physical weight.