Section 5. Testimonials. Most devs skip this section entirely. Or they add it as an afterthought....

Section 5. Testimonials. Most devs skip this section entirely. Or they add it as an afterthought....Section 5. Testimonials. Most devs skip this section entirely. Or they add it as an afterthought....

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Mahum Samar

pro

• May 13

Section 5. Testimonials. Most devs skip this section entirely. Or they add it as an afterthought. But this is the section that does the most work. Anyone can say they're good. A client saying it for you is a different thing. This template makes it easy to show real feedback, in a layout that actually gets read. What clients say matters. Build the section that proves it.

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Madob Acharjya

• May 13

Stunning!

Mahum Samar

pro

• May 13

Thank you Madob

Orbix Studio

max

• May 11

What if the map wasn't a utility but the entire game world?

That was the core decision on SideQuest.

A location-based social app. But not the usual: no flat pins, no generic list views, no "events near you" cards buried in a feed.

The brief was real-world gamification. Playful. Spatial. But actually functional.

So I built a 3D isometric city as the home screen. Streets become quest zones. Every pin has a mission type: Challenge, Workout, Live, Events, or Player. Movement earns XP worth chasing.

One map. Infinite reasons to step outside. That's the whole app in one screen.

Five activity types. No boring filter tabs. All experiences live together: 5K Morning Run, Sunset Rooftop Meetup, and Live Now, each with XP rewards, coin drops, and real people going.

Sky-blue world, floating 3D buildings, animated pulse rings as intentional depth not decoration, core interaction design.

Would you have kept the map flat or built the whole world in 3D?

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Atolani Adegbesan

• May 12

Excellent work. It's clear a lot of thought went into both the strategy and the visual execution.

Elias Sarigoz

• May 10

Contact Form - Last Section of the Portfolio Template

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Vincent Pasili

pro

• May 12

Impressive!

Kazi Ehsan

• May 11

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Slateon is a modern Framer template for real estate agents, brokers & property agencies. Showcase listings, highlight properties, and attract buyers with clean layouts, responsive design, and conversion-focused sections built to grow your business.

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