I just finished my new personal hero page. The part I'm most excited about is the 3D character. As you scroll, it plays out frame by frame, so you're basically controlling the animation with your scroll wheel. It also reacts to your mouse, which makes the page feel alive the moment you land on it. What I focused on: - A 3D character that moves as you scroll - A clean black and white look with nothing extra on the page - Plus Jakarta Sans for the main text, with a cursive font for a personal touch - Small pill buttons like Pitch us an idea and Loved your work. - One click to copy my email Built with React, TypeScript, Vite, Tailwind CSS and Lucide icons. The character animation runs as a frame sequence drawn on canvas. I dont think a personal website should be a static resume. It should show your taste and your craft before anyone reads a word about you. I build WordPress and WooCommerce sites for clients too, with a team of developers and designers behind me. If you have a project in mind, lets talk. Have a look and tell me what you think. And if you're building something interesting right now, Id love to hear about it.

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Just wrapped up a fun one for a pet care brand 🐾 The goal was simple: make their online store feel less like a standard product grid and more like a place people actually enjoy browsing. A few things I really liked working on: 🐱 A cursor-following kitten mascot with little reactions when you click it. 🎨 An editorial-style design with warm terracotta, deep spruce tones, and clean typography. 🎥 Vertical video reels built directly into product cards, bringing real customer content into the shopping experience. ✨ Small interactions throughout the site, from floating hero cards and brand marquees to seasonal carousels and quick-add feedback. The technical side matters, of course. Performance, responsiveness and clean code are expected. But I think the little details are what make a website memorable. Sometimes it's that extra 5% that has nothing to do with the conversion funnel and simply makes someone smile. How much room do you leave for those little moments when building client websites? #WebDevelopment #UIUX #Ecommerce #WordPress #WooCommerce #FrontendDevelopment #ClientWork #Website #ResponsiveWebDesign

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What if something is always watching? I’ve always been fascinated by the cosmos, the unknown, and the things we can’t explain. So I turned that fascination into Existence, a cosmic web experience built around the idea of the All-Seeing Eye. It follows you. Watches you. So… be careful out there. You’re never really alone. 🌌 Tech Stack: Three.js, WebGL, Vanilla JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3, Tailwind CSS Built with a custom Event Horizon Design System to bring the dark, immersive aesthetic to life.

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City of Bennington Website I worked on the City of Bennington website, which was built using WP Bakery. The project focused on improving the website’s functionality and user experience by creating new custom WP Bakery elements and adding custom CSS and JavaScript to make the site smoother and more user-friendly. Key Contribution: Developed custom WP Bakery elements and tailored CSS/JS enhancements to improve flexibility, usability, and overall site performance. Best part: Creating custom solutions that made the website easier to use while keeping the experience clean, smooth, and accessible for visitors.

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Mihir Dave

Your website should work as hard as you do.