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Divyanshu Verma

Divyanshu Verma

Built one product to acquisition, building another to scale.

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Gurugram, India

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Gurugram, India

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3D Interactive Landing Page — Creative Frontend Another 3D-focused frontend landing page built as both a creative experiment and a learning project. I wanted to push beyond the usual frontend work and learn new technologies, 3D workflows, animation systems, and performance techniques while building something that could actually feel production-ready. Built a modern 3D interactive landing page Explored and learned new 3D web technologies and animation techniques Designed with a mobile-first approach Optimized heavy visual elements for fast loading and smooth interactions Experimented with large, bold typography and strong visual hierarchy Built responsive experiences across mobile, tablet, and desktop Explored 3D scenes, particles, depth, transitions, and interactive elements Focused on balancing visual quality, performance, and usability Learned through experimentation, iteration, and breaking things until they worked 😄 Focus: 3D Web · Creative Frontend · Learning & Experimentation · Mobile-First · Performance · Motion Design · Typography · Interactive Experiences Tech Stack: Next.js · React · TypeScript · Three.js · React Three Fiber · GSAP · Tailwind CSS · WebGL · Vercel The point wasn't just to build another landing page. It was to learn something new. Every experiment taught me something — from 3D rendering and animation to performance optimization and how to make complex visuals feel simple.
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DataClinic — Research Platform Another design + frontend development project for DataClinic, focused on creating a clean, modern research experience that makes complex information easier to explore and understand. Designed and developed the Research page from scratch Translated the product vision into a polished, responsive interface Focused heavily on UI/UX, information hierarchy, and usability Built reusable frontend components for a consistent product experience Added smooth interactions and responsive behavior Worked closely with the existing DataClinic product and design language Took the page from design → development → testing → final delivery Role: UI/UX Designer · Frontend Engineer Project: DataClinic Research Focus: Research UX · Modern UI · Frontend Development · Responsive Design · Interaction Design Tech Stack: React · JavaScript · Tailwind CSS · REST APIs · Responsive Design · Git Another idea turned into a shipped experience. I handled both the design and frontend implementation — focusing on making the research experience feel clean, intuitive, and genuinely useful.
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Nature Particles — 3D Creative Exploration This project was part of my journey into 3D web experiences, creative coding, and interactive design. Inspired by a beautiful concept I discovered on Dribbble, I wanted to understand how nature-inspired particles, motion, and depth could create an immersive digital experience. This was not a client project — it was a personal exploration focused on learning, experimentation, and pushing my creative skills. Explored 3D particles and organic motion systems Created nature-inspired visual effects and interactions Experimented with smooth animations, depth, and lighting Focused on making the experience feel alive and immersive Learned how motion, color, and particle behavior influence user perception Built prototypes and tested multiple visual ideas Combined design thinking with modern web technologies Focus Areas: 3D Web Design · Creative Development · Motion Design · Interactive Experiences · Particle Systems · Visual Storytelling Tech Stack: Three.js · React Three Fiber · Drei · GSAP · Framer Motion · Shader Experiments · WebGL · TypeScript Sometimes the best projects are not client projects — they are experiments. This work was about curiosity: learning how to transform inspiration into interactive experiences and understanding how beautiful motion can make the web feel more natural and alive.
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