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Designed and developed a full-stack Human Resource Information Management System for a cooperative union. The system manages employee records, departments, attendance, leave requests, user roles, and HR workflows in a centralized web application.
Built with Next.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, Prisma, and Tailwind CSS, with role-based access control and business-specific workflows.
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🔥 New addition to my portfolio 🔥
Previously I had an SVG mask of my logo in the center with my showreel behind it, but this had a couple of issues. So yesterday I pushed it further and I created a 3D variation, video playing inside it, glass refraction and it's even more beautiful when you click into it.
Take a look; www.grilledpixels.com
the glass refraction on the 3d mark is a cool touch. did you build the interaction with three.js?
This is a production-ready Next.js boilerplate with authentication, billing, AI integration, and an admin panel already wired together and tested end-to-end — not just scaffolded, actually working with real Stripe and Razorpay test transactions, real webhook handling, and a real Postgres database via Prisma.
The real test transactions are a useful proof point. I'd show a failed payment and its retry in the demo too, so someone can see whether account access stays in sync when billing goes wrong.
An experimental AI-agent application for researching business opportunities using web search, webpage extraction, evidence collection and structured analysis.
The evidence collection step is where I would look first. When two pages disagree, do you keep both source links so someone can see why the analysis chose one?