Karan Kumar
Webflow developer
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Karan is ready for their next project!
I've made a lot of progress on my project and now I am using automations to update the app automatically with resources from all over the internet in real time which has taken the load off my back of scouring resources from hidden corners of the internet. Now with over 1,000 resources :)
https://www.thestash.xyz/
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Most recent project -
Using Cursor for a large share of implementation—prompting for components, API routes, Sanity schemas, and refactors—while keeping architecture, UX, and copy in my control. The goal was a fast, discoverable, and monetization-ready directory that feels like a product, not a static list.
Content model: Designed the Sanity schema (resources, collections, categories, optional recommender fields like exampleSites, caseStudy, recommenderBlurb) so non-devs can add and edit content in Studio.
SEO: Implemented programmatic SEO (one URL per resource, collections, categories, tags, types), JSON-LD, sitemap, and internal linking so the site is indexable and shareable.
Deploy: Next.js on Vercel with ISR (e.g. 60s revalidate), env-based config for Sanity, Loops, and AdSense.
https://www.thestash.xyz/
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Ecommerce Webflow build I did years ago,
https://www.madeofgold.co.nz/
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I worked on the technical implementation of the Ask For Licensed website, collaborating with a designer who led the visual and UI design. My primary role was to translate the approved Figma designs into a fully functional, responsive Webflow build.
Using Figma Dev Mode, I interpreted layout, spacing, typography, and component behaviour to accurately implement the design intent in Webflow. I focused on clean structure, reusable components, and predictable responsive behaviour across breakpoints, ensuring the site was production-ready and easy to maintain post-launch.
Where required, I applied technical refinements and Webflow best practices to ensure performance, consistency, and a smooth handover.
https://www.askforlicensed.co.nz/
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Madras Square – Webflow Development (Strategy Creative)
Built the Madras Square website in Webflow in collaboration with a Senior Designer at Strategy Creative (https://strategy.co.nz/). The design direction and UI were led by the Senior Designer, and my primary role was to develop and implement the site build.
I used Figma Dev Mode to interpret layout, spacing, and component behaviour, then translated the designs into a responsive Webflow implementation.
The framework used for this build is Lumos by Timothy Ricks
(https://lumos.timothyricks.com/)I've used Lenis smooth scroll and GSAP interactions to ensure the final build matched the design intent and animation requirements.
I hosted the hero video file on getafile.online (https://getafile.online) for seamless delivery.
https://www.madrassquare.co.nz/
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