Freelancers using CSS in Maharashtra

Freelancers using CSS in MaharashtraFreelancers using CSS in Maharashtra

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AI Video Producer | Brand Designer

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AI Video Producer | Brand Designer

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Veil — A Manifesto, Not a Landing Page

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Hey Contra fam! 👋 A lot of you saw Version 1 of my Interstellar AI project when it won 2nd place in the CapCut Video Studio Challenge recently. The support from this community during that run was absolutely unreal, so I wanted to share the next evolution with you first. Here is Version 2. I wanted to see how far I could push the current AI video stack to mimic high-end cinematic language. I built this entirely from scratch—made in Higgsfield—to try and nail a very specific, gritty, and tactile aesthetic. Dialing in the prompt architecture to get consistent, heavy motion (like the massive wave and the curved space station) took a lot of trial and error, but the level of control Higgsfield offers creators right now is incredible. I’m always refining my prompt workflow for client projects, but passion pieces like this are where the real R&D happens. If anyone is currently building out their own AI video pipelines or wrestling with motion consistency, drop a comment! I’d love to chat about what tools you’re all testing right now.

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When clients ask what the difference is between a generated video and a directed AI video, this is the benchmark. This project explores a high-end, cinematic visual language—specifically targeting a gritty aesthetic. The Workflow: Prompt Architecture: Built initial shot structures using custom Tapebot integration for precise, repeatable visual rules. Motion Generation: Orchestrated complex motion pipelines using Seedance and Nano Banana Pro, focusing on the physical impact of the subjects (like the heavy gallop of the horse) and subtle camera tracking. Sound Design: Grounded the generated visuals using isolated, ambient foley to build tension, proving that premium sound design is non-negotiable for AI content. Available now for AI Video Lead roles and creative motion projects. Let's build something cinematic.

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SHIRIN — AI Brand Identity & Packaging System

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Webflow Developer

$1k+: Earned

1x: Hired

5.0: Rating

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Webflow Developer

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Inflow Webflow Retainer

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Grow your business on autopilot with Premium Websites

Grow your business on autopilot with Premium Websites

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🎨 "My Frontend Tools" – All-in-One Toolkit for Designers

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💪 Captivating Landing Page for "Live Intentionally"

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🏘️ Professional Real Estate Website – Modern and User-Friendly

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Salespage Website Design for The Durableman's Handbook

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Vikaskumar dane

DevOps Automation | Full stack Developer | Java Developer

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DevOps Automation | Full stack Developer | Java Developer

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Technical Blog on Medium.com .

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🚀 Troubleshooting Critical Terraform Drift in AWS Production Project Description / Post Body: I recently encountered a critical CI/CD failure while deploying a serverless backend to a new AWS environment. The pipeline was paralyzed due to "Resource Drift"—a mismatch between the Terraform state file and the actual infrastructure. The Challenge: A manual "hotfix" in the AWS Console created "ghost resources" (Secrets) that Terraform couldn't see. This caused repeated deployment failures and blocked the staging environment. The Solution: Instead of tearing down the environment, I used the terraform import workflow to: Documented the full fix in my technical blog (Link below) https://shorturl.at/ZJR3g

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Hey fellow Contra builders! 👋✨ I'm Vikaskumar, a Full Stack Developer pioneering the future with Web3. Currently crafting a decentralized app using TypeScript, Next.js, Tailwind, Node.js, and Ether.js—where smart contracts meet sleek modern UI! (client returning from LinkedIn!) Check out this Next.js-powered UI sneak peek 👀. Looking to connect with new clients and collaborators here at Contra Too. Open to feedback, partnerships, and sharing ideas with fellow tech visionaries! 🚀 #web3project #fullstackdeveloper #nextjs #javascript #typescript #tailwindcss #etherjs #OpentoWork #thenewcontra

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Hello community! 👋 I'm Vikaskumar, a Full Stack Developer from India passionate about building web solutions 🚀 Currently working on old client Project, an AI app that optimizes resumes for better job matches. Still in Process, with Authentication Love turning complex problems into clean, scalable code! Always excited to connect with fellow developers and collaborate on innovative projects 💻 Looking forward to connecting with you all✨ #shareyourwork #thenewcontra #fullstackdeveloper

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Designing and developing the best UIs for good people

2x: Hired

5.0: Rating

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Designing and developing the best UIs for good people

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Tangent Studio Website Development

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Ecommerce - Enkei

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Pilate studio - landing page

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website for multidisciplinary studio

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Designing brands. Building websites. Developing software.

Designing brands. Building websites. Developing software.

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F1 GridView: Website Redesign & Development

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Play N Rock: Website UI Design & Development

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E-Commerce Solution - Website Design and Development

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E-Commerce Solution - Website Design and Development

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Tailor-made, Intelligent Tools in just 3 weeks

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Tailor-made, Intelligent Tools in just 3 weeks

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We’re experimenting with Apple-style “glass” to make our Glide ( (https://www.linkedin.com/company/glideapps/)glideapps.com (http://glideapps.com)) (https://www.linkedin.com/company/glideapps/) calmer and easier to scan. Not trying to be fancy.. just clearer. What we’re learning about the glass look: It’s not pure transparency. It’s a soft blur + a hint of tint so content stays readable. Depth comes from three gentle layers: background blur, a thin highlight border, and a soft shadow. Contrast matters. Text should pass accessibility checks, or the “wow” quickly turns to “where?” How we’re doing it in Glide with a touch of custom CSS: Frosted cards/nav: light translucent backgrounds, small blur. Subtle borders: 1px, low-opacity, to define edges. Rounded corners and roomy spacing to reduce visual noise. Minimal motion so the content, not the chrome, gets attention. Tiny snippet that powers a lot of the feel: .glass { background: rgba(255,255,255,.08); backdrop-filter: blur(12px); border: 1px solid rgba(255,255,255,.18); border-radius: 16px; box-shadow: 0 8px 24px rgba(0,0,0,.2); }

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I think I sent that to you on WhatsApp... or was it an email?" If you’ve said that this week, you’re not alone. But that’s usually where growth stalls. When files are in one place, deadlines are in another, and your "status updates" are buried in a group chat, chaos wins. We built The Portal because we were tired of playing detective. 🔍 It’s one home for your projects where: ✅ A deadline is a real deadline. ✅ The files you need are right where the work happens. ✅ You finally know exactly what’s happening, without the "check-in" fatigue. Less time hunting for info, more time actually building things. 🚀

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We noticed something interesting: A lot of businesses know how to grow. But as they grow, chaos grows with them. More projects. More approvals. More follow-ups. More spreadsheets. More “who’s handling this?” moments. Growth wasn’t the problem. Managing growth was. So we built a custom app where teams can stay focused on scaling the business — while the operations run smoothly in one place. ✔ Open projects ✔ Approval stages ✔ Pending payments ✔ Ownership & accountability ✔ Real-time status updates ✔ Clear team visibility That’s the difference between growing with chaos and growing with clarity.

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Same app, different screens. When a business starts to scale, growth often brings new chances for things to go wrong. Communication gets messy. No one fully knows what’s going on. No one is clear on who owns what. And slowly, everyone starts doing everything. Dosechi is a project and task management app built to bring structure back. Track tasks, manage projects, and instantly see what’s completed, pending, or overdue - all in one place. Because real scalability comes through clarity. That was the goal behind building Dosechi.

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Cloud Infrastructure Engineer | AWS, Serverless & AI Systems

Cloud Infrastructure Engineer | AWS, Serverless & AI Systems

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PDFConverterOnlineFree – Node.js PDF Tool I built this project as a practical, real-world PDF tool that runs completely online and doesn’t rely on any database. The idea was simple — most PDF tools out there are either paid, slow, or store user files. I wanted to create something lightweight, fast, and privacy-friendly using open-source tools. 🔗 Project Link: https://github.com/deepakpatilauthor/PDF-Tool-Node-JS-Project What this project does This web app lets users: Convert PDFs to formats like Word, Excel, and images Convert files back into PDF Merge, split, and compress PDFs Use everything without signing up All files are processed temporarily and deleted automatically, so nothing is stored. How I built it I used Node.js for the backend and connected it with: Ghostscript for handling PDF operations like compression LibreOffice for document conversions The whole system is stateless (no database), which keeps it simple and fast. Why I built it this way I wanted to prove that you don’t always need paid APIs or heavy infrastructure to build something useful. With the right open-source tools, you can create a solid, production-ready app. What I learned Working with system-level tools like Ghostscript and LibreOffice Handling file uploads and processing efficiently in Node.js Building a clean workflow without relying on a database Thinking about performance and user privacy Final thoughts This project is a good example of how I approach building tools — keep it simple, make it useful, and avoid unnecessary complexity.

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Clarity beats complexity. I built this consequence map to cut through noise and see decisions for what they really are — trade-offs with outcomes. No guesswork, no overthinking. Just cause → effect, laid out clean. Good decisions aren’t luck. They’re mapped.

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AI-Powered Document Summarizer & Chat System

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Event-Driven Serverless Pipeline for Unstructured Data on AWS

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