Orchestrating a cinematic SaaS monster with @GeminiApp + @Lovable. 🌑
Still a work in progress, but that liquid nav and pure black canvas are already starting to breathe. We’re moving past "web design" and into Visual Physics.
The New Additions:
A Â "Jaw-Dropping" Hero: We didn't just build a hero section; we engineered a kinetic interface.
The Liquid Nav: A glassy, responsive bar that shrinks by 40% on scroll. It’s there when you need it and vanishes when you don't.
The Statement Footer: We’re ending the experience with unapologetic, bold typography. No cluttered links, just pure brand authority.
This is still a work in progress, with more sections dropping soon. I’m obsessing over the micro-interactions to make sure every scroll feels like a premium event.
Want to see the live progress? Drop a comment below.
I wanted to make a photography website that felt more like an experience than a portfolio.
So I built CINÉRA — a cinematic photography studio website with a 3D gallery, interactive archive, real availability, and a complete booking flow.
You can explore the work, pick a date and time, add your shoot details, and get booked without the usual back-and-forth.
On the studio side, there’s a dashboard to manage bookings and inquiries, plus automatic booking confirmations to take a bit of the repetitive work off the photographer’s plate.
This was built for an appointment-based business challenge, and honestly, I had way too much fun making it.
Website redesign complete 🚀
Can’t wait to share the full site. Until then, here’s my personal favorite interaction from the project.
Industry: Data / Crypto
There is nothing quite like that feeling when a complex Framer build finally clicks into place, somehow. 🥹
Spent the last few days working tirelessly on responsive layouts, clean component structures, and smooth interactions, and I am genuinely so proud of how this one turned out.
Safe to say Framer has been an absolute joy to work with lately.