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Bold and Blunt — Elite Marketing Agency Website A premium, animation-driven marketing agency website built for Bold and Blunt. Designed to feel cinematic and high-end, with scroll-driven animations, a horizontal campaign showcase with embedded YouTube video modals, and a fully integrated contact form with branded transactional emails. Tech Stack: Framework: Next.js 15 (App Router) + React 19 Language: TypeScript Styling: Tailwind CSS Animations: GSAP (ScrollTrigger) + Framer Motion Smooth Scrolling: Lenis Email: Resend API (branded HTML templates) Forms: React Hook Form + Zod validation Deployment: Vercel Key Features: Cinematic hero with staggered 3D word-by-word text reveal Scroll-driven horizontal campaign carousel with YouTube video modals GSAP-powered parallax logo with blur and opacity transitions Scroll-reactive chromatic background that shifts palette per section Dual branded email system — team notification + submitter confirmation Custom font integration (Neusharp-Bold) Fully responsive, dark theme with gold accent design system Privacy policy page, social links, and contact form with validation Live: https://theboldblunt.com
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Built a wedding seating planner because spreadsheets felt emotionally offensive for weddings. Atelier - Wedding Seating Studio - aka oturmayageldik.com (http://oturmayageldik.com) A calm, editorial canvas for designing wedding seating arrangements. You can: • drag tables onto an infinite canvas • rotate and lock layouts • assign guests to seats • track bride/groom sides • manage RSVPs, dietary notes, VIPs • export print-ready seating plans What surprised me while building it: Most wedding tools optimize for “event management.” But seating charts are actually a spatial + social design problem. You’re balancing: - families - politics - friendships - divorced couples - VIPs - dietary constraints - table dynamics …usually inside Excel. So I built a tool focused only on that moment. No giant wedding suite. No cluttered dashboards. Just one calm canvas. Also: • fully localized in English + Turkish • mobile-friendly • undo/redo history • export to image / print / email • side-awareness for bride vs groom seating The name “Oturmaya Geldik” is a Turkish joke/reference roughly meaning: “we came here to sit.” Which felt appropriate. Would love feedback from all. Thanks. → oturmayageldik.com (http://oturmayageldik.com)
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