Projects using React in São Bernardo do CampoProjects using React in São Bernardo do Campo
Cover image for Solenne: a launch page with
Solenne: a launch page with an animated hero, built in Framer (concept) A launch page for Solenne, a fictional agent that handles inbox and ops work. It goes with the Solenne 30-second launch film and carries over its one idea: the agent is a single line of amber light. The hero is a code component, not a video. The light reads four faint lines of text, signs the wordmark, rises to draw a horizon, and the sun comes up. It plays once when the hero scrolls into view, and there's a replay button. With reduced motion turned on, the page opens on the finished frame and only plays the intro if you press replay. Below the hero: the film, a How it works section with three short loops (Reads, Works, Asks), a few concept figures from the film's sample morning, and an offer section. Built in Framer, with desktop, tablet and phone layouts. Live page: https://solenne-concept-leoreed.framer.website Concept project. Fictional brand, not a real product.
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Cover image for New project: website & e-commerce
New project: website & e-commerce for Two Roots Coffee, a US specialty coffee brand with Brazilian and Colombian roots. A headless Shopify storefront in React, designed and built with Claude Code. Illustrated bags, arches where each bag stands over a film of its origin, a circular page transition and a scroll-driven product page. Design & development: Canto Design
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Cover image for Development and improvements for digital
Development and improvements for digital platforms focused on online ticket sales and travel booking experiences. Worked on user interfaces and booking flows designed to support scalable travel services.
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Cover image for showkit.dev (https://showkit.dev) — a social-proof
showkit.dev (https://showkit.dev) — a social-proof bundle for indie SaaS founders: changelog, roadmap, and testimonials in a single embeddable widget. I designed, built, and launched it solo in 3 weeks (a 10-week plan, shipped early), building in public on X. Full stack: Next.js, Supabase (Postgres + row-level security), Stripe, and Vercel — shipped as a drop-in <script> embed at ~12 KB gzipped, backed by 140+ tests.
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