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Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Frontend development is my passion

Frontend development is my passion

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BBQ Delivery - Mobile App

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E-scooter Mobile App

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Conversion Optimization Platform

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Luka Baramishvili

proBrooklyn, USA

Frontend Developer

$10k+: Earned

5x: Hired

4.1: Rating

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Certified Partner

Frontend Developer

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Home from College

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Advan Production (Advertising Agency)

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Oldboys (Webflow)

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Kehinde Omopariola

proLagos, Nigeria

Design Engineer working with Product Studios & SAAS Startups

$1k+: Earned

44: Followers

Design Engineer working with Product Studios & SAAS Startups

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Nomba Expense - manage business expenses with ease

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FASH FOLIO 🐐 - Immersive digital portfolio

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[See More Interaction] with a Contextual Last Read Tag ✨🤌🏽 Key takeaways: 📝 - I used a CSS Grid trick, toggling grid-template-rows between 0fr and 1fr to animate to an auto height smoothly. - The "last read" pill is a chat-style bubble with a custom (using clip-path) top-right tail. To guide the eye, I added a "washed" highlight that grows from the bottom up to 60% using scaleY and origin-bottom, keeping the animation fluid and performant. Inspo: TikTok UI

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[003] New Experiment: Meet the team section, made with tailwind and framer-motion in Nextjs ✨🤌🏽 Inspo: https://attio.com/careers (https://attio.com/careers)One of out many other experiments. 👷🏾‍♂️

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proSan Diego, USA

Fullstack Software Engineer who loves APIs!

1x: Hired

4: Followers

Fullstack Software Engineer who loves APIs!

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Contra – Company Profiles

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Contra Single-Page Job Creation Form

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Interactive Gaming Scoreboard

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🚀 React Dev - Customizable Web Apps

$1k+: Earned

1x: Hired

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🚀 React Dev - Customizable Web Apps

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Start-Up Landing Page

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Ontology Data Modeller

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Abhishek Aravind (3D Artist & Framer Expert)

New Delhi, India

Framer Web Developer and 3D Visual Designer

6: Followers

expert

Framer Web Developer and 3D Visual Designer

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Anandi School Website Development

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Few of the 3D assets that I created in Cinema 4D + Redshift for EPYC. The renders, visual heroes, and ambient scene assets that went straight into live sites. Each one built to fit a specific layout, color palette, and brand tone. This is the kind of work I do when 3D and web design stop being separate disciplines. If your brand needs visuals that actually feel native to the web not just dropped in this is where I start.

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Designing hero sections is always fun! ✌️

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WebGL and Framer Site for Bharat Cybersecurity & AI Summit

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Cosmin Scinteie

Berlin, Germany

Solving real problems with seamless designs

1x: Hired

5.0: Rating

1: Followers

Solving real problems with seamless designs

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Designing Sustainability: The GHLASS Method to Fashion's Future

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Designing the Hub for Skaters: Skate Spots Case Study

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UX Design for a High Converting Ecommerce Website

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Designing for Real Results: The Postis Transformation

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proCalgary, Canada

Web development wizard 🔮

1x: Hired

4: Followers

Web development wizard 🔮

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Seamless DeFi Integrations for Core dApp

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I led development of Core's

Overview I led development of Core's DeFi integrations for core.app/deposit (https://core.app/deposit) and core.app/borrow (https://core.app/borrow), bringing Aave and Benqi market interactions directly into the Core dApp experience. The goal was to let users supply and borrow without having to leave Core, while preserving the same trust model users expect from onchain finance: direct wallet signatures, transparent contract calls, and predictable transaction outcomes. What We Built We shipped two production user flows: Deposit: supply supported assets into protocol markets and track updated positions. Borrow: open and manage borrow positions with real-time collateral and utilization context. Both flows were designed to feel native to the Core product while still exposing protocol-level information users need to make safe decisions. Technical Approach The integration stack centered around React, Typescript, and Wagmi for wallet + chain orchestration. Under the hood, we integrated directly with Aave and Benqi contracts rather than proxying protocol actions through an offchain layer. This gave us tighter control over call construction, clearer error surfaces, and stronger alignment with protocol behavior. Key implementation areas included: Contract write/read hooks for supply, withdraw, borrow, and repay lifecycle actions. Market and account state normalization across protocol-specific response shapes. Unit/decimal conversion utilities to avoid precision and display drift. Gas-aware UX states and transaction feedback for multi-step actions. Defensive handling around approvals, allowance edge cases, and chain-specific failures. UX and Product Considerations DeFi interactions can fail for many reasons, so we treated status and clarity as first-class features: Preflight checks before submission to reduce avoidable failures. Explicit loading/success/error transaction stages. Contextual copy around collateral health and borrowing implications. Predictable refresh behavior after confirmations so balances and positions settle cleanly. Impact This work enabled Core users to access lending and borrowing opportunities from a single interface, reducing friction between discovery and execution. From an engineering perspective, the project established reusable DeFi integration patterns in Core Web that can be applied to future protocol integrations with less implementation overhead. Stack React Typescript Wagmi EVM smart contract integrations Aave + Benqi protocols

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Portfolios by Contra

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