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Pratama Hasriyan's avatar
Pratama Hasriyan
proBandung, Indonesia
Web/UI Designer & Framer Specialist
$25k+
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Hired
5.0
Rating
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Framer Website Design for Balthazar
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Bewohl Medical Website Design and Framer Development
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Billion Rent
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Studeo – Framer Portfolio Template
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Alvin A
proBandung, Indonesia
Certified Framer Expert | UI/UX Designer | Figma to Framer
1x
Hired
5.0
Rating
21
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Certified Framer Expert | UI/UX Designer | Figma to Framer
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Liberty Square Brand & Website Development
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Elixa MD — CRO Marketing Landing Page Design (GLP-1 Brand)
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Gaming Website — Custom Design & Framer Build
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Modern Framer Portfolio Website
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Ramanda Prabu
Bandung, Indonesia
Web Designer & Frontend Developer
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Web Designer & Frontend Developer
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I've been paying attention to how architecture firms present their work online, and one thing I kept coming back to was how much the first few seconds matter. Large project photography, minimal distraction, strong project information, and recognition placed close to the work itself. I kept those ideas in mind while designing Kingsley Architects. The homepage opens with a project slideshow where the imagery, project name, location and recognition change together, so each project gets its own moment rather than feeling like another item in a grid. I approached motion the same way. Using GSAP, I focused on transitions that guide attention, create hierarchy and give the architectural photography enough room to carry the experience. But I also wanted Kingsley to work beyond the initial launch. Architecture practices keep evolving. New projects are completed, photography gets updated, awards are received, and the portfolio grows. So I built a content management system behind the website that allows the studio to add projects, replace imagery and update content without touching the code. That was an important part of the concept for me. A studio website shouldn't only look good when it launches. It should be something the practice can continue building on as its body of work grows. Kingsley is a fictional architecture practice, but the design decisions came from patterns I found while studying real architecture firms and how they present projects, recognition and studio credibility online. I designed and developed the full experience with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, GSAP and CMS, covering visual direction, responsive development, motion, project presentation and content management. 🔗 Live site: https://kingsley-architecture.vercel.app/ For architects and studio teams, how important is it for your team to be able to update your portfolio without relying on a developer?
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I wanted VELA to feel less like a conventional portfolio and more like a quiet introduction to a studio’s way of thinking. The starting point was simple: Can a website communicate the character of an architecture practice before someone reads much at all? For VELA, I built the visual language around a restrained palette, oversized imagery, measured typography and generous spacing. Rather than showing everything immediately, the site reveals the studio gradually through projects, interiors, process, materials and smaller editorial moments. The photography does most of the talking. The interface stays intentionally understated so the architecture can remain the focus. I also spent a lot of time on rhythm. Some sections are almost completely visual, while others slow things down with smaller images, text and details about the studio’s approach. Motion follows the same idea. I used GSAP to connect sections and give the page a natural flow, while keeping the interactions subtle enough that they never compete with the work. VELA is a fictional architecture and interiors studio, but the project was shaped by a lot of research into how design-led practices communicate atmosphere, materiality and identity online. I designed and developed the complete experience with Next.js, Tailwind CSS and GSAP, including the visual direction, responsive layouts, motion and project presentation. 🔗 Live site: https://vela-studio-eight.vercel.app/ For architects and interior designers, when someone lands on your website for the first time, what do you want them to understand about your practice before anything else?
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You don't usually decide to travel because a website had a good CTA. You decide because you started imagining yourself there. That's the feeling I wanted to capture with Wanderwell. Instead of treating the experience like a traditional booking platform, I approached it more like an editorial travel experience. Large imagery. Spacious layouts. Curated destinations. Stories before transactions. Then, once the visitor is inspired, the booking journey becomes the natural next step. 🔗 Live website: https://wanderwell-five.vercel.app/ Built with Next.js, Tailwind CSS & GSAP Would you rather book from a website that's optimized for speed or one that makes you want to pack your bags?
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First impressions matter. Especially when money is involved. For this Tijarah Capital concept, I wanted to explore what a financial website could feel like when the priority isn't just "looking premium", but actually communicating trust and clarity. I kept the visual language restrained: • Strong typography • Structured information • Editorial layouts • Subtle motion • Plenty of breathing room Nothing too flashy. Because sometimes the most convincing design is the one that knows when to stop. 🔗 Live website: https://tijarahcapital.vercel.app/ Built with Next.js, Tailwind CSS & GSAP What makes you trust a financial website within the first 10 seconds?
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Kevin Kwok
Bandung, Indonesia
Crafting Memorable Digital Experiences
$25k+
Earned
5x
Hired
5
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Crafting Memorable Digital Experiences
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Agency Landing Page & Web Design
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Probyte Consulting - Web Redesign
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I made an app where you turn your days into flames. It's called Amber. I wanted something that captures the intensity of a day instead of scoring it, a quiet day isn't a failed day, it's just a quiet one. One question: How did your day go? You slide to the flame that matches, add a note if you feel like it, done in about fifteen seconds. A month later your calendar is a grid of flames you can actually feel. On the build: I made all five flame states in Figma Weave, and I designed every screen myself in Figma and handed it to Make through MCP. Try Amber: https://amber-app.figma.site (https://amber-app.figma.site)Figma community file: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1649128971567301375 Social post: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/kevinnkwok_configmakeathon-figma-figmamake-ugcPost-7473065471005794304-cNLR/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAADdlQK8B1qbSyrKktjzva-q_3NUicLCvWQ8 Built for #ConfigMakeathon
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Web3 Platform Mobile App
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Diko Fernando
Bandung, Indonesia
Full-stack developer | Next.js, TypeScript & Supabase
New to Contra
Full-stack developer | Next.js, TypeScript & Supabase
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Form / Field — Architecture Website Concept Form / Field is an independent website design concept by Kreovanta for contemporary architecture and interior design studios. The goal was to create a confident, editorial presentation that lets the architecture lead. Bold typography, generous whitespace, an ink and cobalt palette, and large architectural images establish a clear visual identity. The concept explores a homepage, a detailed project page, a studio and approach page, and mobile layouts. The visitor journey moves from discovering selected work to understanding the studio and starting a conversation. My role covered visual direction, page structure, interface design exploration, and portfolio presentation. The six visuals show the proposed desktop and mobile experience alongside its design direction. This is a self-initiated concept project, not commissioned client work. The visuals are AI-assisted mockups; a functioning website has not yet been developed.
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Kreovanta is a digital studio focused on creating distinctive websites for businesses in Indonesia. I shaped the studio’s visual presentation and developed a collection of website concepts for different industries, each with its own audience, tone, and visual direction. The portfolio includes concepts for a coffee shop, a beauty and skincare brand, and a hotel and villa experience. These are illustrative design concepts that show how a website can communicate a brand’s character while making its offer easy to explore.
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Kreovanta is a digital studio creating distinctive websites for growing businesses. I designed and built its responsive studio website to present the services clearly and make it easy for prospective clients to start a conversation. The visual direction combines expressive imagery, editorial typography, and a focused page structure. Four original website concepts show how the studio adapts its design approach to different types of businesses. These concepts are illustrative, not client projects. The site also features a live product example, transparent one-time website packages, and a project enquiry form. I worked across visual direction, page structure, English copy, frontend development, and deployment.
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CerentalMobil is a rental car and travel service based in Bandung. I designed and built its responsive website to help visitors explore vehicles, understand travel packages, and start a booking enquiry with less friction. The challenge was to bring several choices—vehicle type, destination, passenger count, and trip details—into a clear experience. The site needed to present useful information before asking visitors to make contact. I created a visual introduction built around CerentalMobil’s fleet, followed by travel packages with starting prices and clear inclusions. In the quick booking form, selecting a vehicle reveals its image and capacity. On desktop, the vehicle details sit beside the form so visitors can continue entering their trip information without losing sight of their choice. The finished website connects the selected vehicle and travel package to a WhatsApp availability enquiry. It is live and designed for both desktop and mobile.
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