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My portfolio is live
After a lot of designing, building and refining. I'm excited to finally share my portfolio - showcasing my work across UI/UX, Figmaand Framer
Check it out: https://joshdestiny.framer.ai/
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I have updated my website portfolio. I created a brand new visual experience that communicate how i solve problems using Framer for clients.
kindly check it out and let me know what you think.
here is the link: https://alexanie.framer.website/
Arclight — Concept Studio Portfolio (Fictional Studio)
Arclight isn't a real studio. This is a self-initiated concept project — a portfolio site I designed and built in Framer for a fictional 3-person product design studio, to practice building for a brand rather than an individual, and to learn Framer's CMS.
Unlike a personal portfolio, this project speaks in a collective voice ("we") and centers the studio's work and point of view — including a Journal section with dynamic, CMS-powered articles, and a short manifesto stating how the studio works.
Structure: Home, Work (case studies for three fictional clients), Journal (CMS collection with list), About (the team), Contact.
Live site: https://bisque-grapefruit-741783.framer.app
My portfolio is a collection of projects I have built across frontend and full-stack development.
It includes products like Payload, Cloak Me, Pulse Check, Brain Bucket and other experiments where I have worked on everything from UI and user experience to APIs, databases, authentication, real-time systems, and deployment.
I have kept the portfolio itself minimal and terminal-inspired because I wanted it to feel personal instead of looking like another generic developer template.
Most of the work there is built with React, Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js, PostgreSQL, and tools I actually use while building real products.
