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Real Estate Flyer Design
This project involved creating a professional and visually engaging real estate flyer designed to attract potential buyers and effectively showcase property listings. The design combines modern typography, high-quality property imagery, and a clean layout to ensure important information is communicated clearly and efficiently.
Special attention was given to visual hierarchy, readability, and marketing appeal, allowing key details such as property features, pricing, and contact information to stand out. The flyer was designed to maintain a premium and trustworthy appearance while supporting both digital and print marketing campaigns.
The final deliverables were prepared as fully print-ready files, ensuring high-resolution quality, proper dimensions, and professional formatting suitable for commercial printing. The design is also optimized for digital promotion across social media and online advertising platforms.
Tools Used: Adobe Photoshop
Services: Flyer Design, Real Estate Marketing Materials, Print Design, Social Media Graphics, Marketing Collateral
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🎭 Submitting Digital Kathputli — here's the story behind it.
When the Config Makeathon was announced, I kept thinking about what I wanted to build. I asked myself one question: "What feeling am I uniquely equipped to digitize?"
The answer came from a childhood memory.
Growing up, I was fascinated by Rajasthani Kathputli — traditional string puppetry that's been alive for over 1000 years. Not just by the puppets, but by the puppeteers. How they gave life to something lifeless using only their fingers.
I wanted to bring that feeling into the browser.
So I built Digital Kathputli — an interactive string puppetry experience where your hand becomes the controller, your fingers become the strings, and anyone can become a puppeteer.
🎪 The experience takes you through:
🎭 A playful onboarding
🪆 Choosing your puppet
🖐️ Performing using live hand tracking
👆 Move your index finger to animate one arm.
🤌 Curl your ring finger to move the other.
✋ Raise your hand to lift the puppet onto the stage.
📸 Strike your favourite pose and download a vintage Rajasthani postcard as a digital souvenir.
🛠️ Built with:
Figma Make — the complete interactive experience
MediaPipe Hand Landmarker — real-time hand tracking
Figma Weave — bandhani-inspired stage, theatre seal, and puppet illustrations
Suno AI — custom Rajasthani folk opening music
GitHub — asset hosting
💡 What I learned
Building this project meant constantly experimenting, breaking things, and iterating.
The biggest challenges were testing every camera interaction on the published site because the Make preview can't access webcams, working around browser audio restrictions, and simplifying an illustrated puppet rig into something that animated smoothly.
The biggest takeaway?
Better context beats more prompts.
🎭 Try the interactive experience: Digital Kathputli.figma.site
🔗Read : X Post
💻 Best experienced on a desktop/laptop with a webcam.
Raj and Rani are ready.
The stage is set. 🎪
wow I love this!
Spent almost the entire day working on my portfolio today 😅
This time, I decided to build it in Notion instead of relying solely on Behance. One thing I really enjoy is the flexibility - I can organize projects into categories, add information about my services, work process, pricing, and make navigation much easier for potential clients.
It feels less like a gallery of projects and more like a space where clients can quickly understand who I am, how I work, and whether we're a good fit.
The portfolio is still a work in progress and I'll continue improving it, but I'd love to hear your thoughts.
Have you ever used a Notion portfolio? Do you find this format comfortable and easy to navigate? Any feedback or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. ✨
wooow I love your works and profile sooo much! 😍
Modern Real Estate Website Design in Framer
I designed and developed a modern real estate website in Framer with a clean, professional, and conversion focused layout. The website was created to help real estate businesses showcase properties, build trust with potential buyers, and generate more leads through an intuitive user experience.
The homepage features a prominent lead capture form, engaging property showcase sections, service highlights, and strategically placed call :to action buttons. I focused on creating a responsive design that delivers a seamless experience across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.
Using Framer, I built a fast loading and visually appealing website that combines modern aesthetics with functionality. The result is a user-friendly platform that helps real estate professionals attract, engage, and convert visitors into potential clients.
Tools: Framer, Figma, Photoshop😊
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