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Frontend: React.js, JavaScript (ES6+), HTML5, CSS3, Tailwind CSS
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Databases: MySQL, MongoDB
Tools & Deployment: Git, VS Code, Vercel, Render
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While building Shadow Heist, I hit errors that broke the game, interrupted missions, and forced me back into debugging more times than I expected.
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I fixed the issues, tested the gameplay, pushed through the final mission, and turned the idea into something people can actually play.
Build. Break. Debug. Fix. Repeat.
That's what development really looks like behind the screen.
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Oversized typography.
Minimal navigation.
Strong contrast.
Generous whitespace.
A little bit of editorial attitude.
Nothing unnecessary.
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Currently exploring the full experience → artists, releases, and gallery.
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Very fantastic. elegance and modern font🔥
Hey guys, decided to get back on posting here.
What have you guys been working on lately?
I'm working on my new portfolio, made with Blender and Framer.
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