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Designed and developed this e-commerce website for Lauf Cycles, a premium bicycle brand. I worked on the frontend experience, responsive UI, animations, and interactive sections to create a clean, modern shopping experience.
Built with Next.js, Framer Motion, GSAP, Node.js/Express, and MongoDB, with a focus on performance, smooth interactions, and a polished product-focused design.
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now i’m slowly getting used to the fact that i can also make the tool
for this project i wanted to explore more directions for the brand
collecting references or creating each direction from scratch would already become a project of its own
so i built a small generator and started playing with it
each output gives me something to react to
keep this
change that
try one more
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it’s still rough and i keep finding small things to fix
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