Projects using Framer in Lesser Poland VoivodeshipProjects using Framer in Lesser Poland Voivodeship
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You can research market needs and accurately diagnose customer problems in minutes—without guessing or cheap mass campaigns. The industry says B2B sales is all about volume: sending thousands of cold messages to catch one lead. This is a lie and a waste. Efficiency means fewer attempts, closer to the target. Speed is an illusion; understanding context matters most. My system relies on integration. My business DNA feeds Gemini, which instructs Perplexity to conduct deep market research. Before starting a conversation, I know the client's challenges and status. I enter the relationship with a ready answer to their core need. It takes discipline, but the conversion speaks for itself.
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Been exploring how to think about web animations more systematically — not just what to animate, but how to define it upfront. Treating animations like scenes: trigger, elements, mood, easing character. That mental model changes how you approach implementation. So I built MotionBase around it. 13 animation patterns with live previews and full GSAP/Framer code. A prompt generator that turns your scene definition into an AI prompt ready for Cursor or Claude. An easing visualizer with real cubic-bezier math — live curve preview, side-by-side comparison. And an analyst tab powered by Claude API: drop a description or screenshot, get pattern identification + implementation prompt back.Another entry in my side project streak of embedding AI into real workflows. Will keep building. → motionbase.vercel.app (http://motionbase.vercel.app)
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Hero section concept for Tattooist, a modern tattoo studio in Krakow. The goal was to create a bold first impression that feels as confident and precise as the craft itself. The tattoo machine breaks through the oversized studio name, creating depth and drawing attention to the artist's hand, the core of the work. Design highlights: - Dark, minimal interface that puts the artwork in focus - Lime green accent used for key actions and brand details - Large typography layered with the hero image for a striking visual effect - Clear "Book Appointment" call-to-action visible from the first screen - Tattoo previews that give an instant glimpse of the studio's style The studio's values, Precision, Individual Storytelling and Linework, are placed right on the first screen to communicate what makes it different. 💬 Have a project in mind? I'm open to new collaborations. Feel free to reach out!
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