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Desktop screen, Hero Section, homepage ui...darkmode

Still on desktop screen ui

Project 5: Website for a Saas Product Company: The client requested a straightforward website that clearly presents detailed information about their business, with minimal back-and-forth communication. I began by deg/developing the landing page, then moved on to other key sections such as , Services, and Products. The client preferred a dark background with a teal color theme, which I seamlessly integrated into the overall UI design.

Mobile Screen Ui

Still on mobile screen ui

Pls help a brother, how venue is digital regnesis Some one what to learn tech from them??

Can you create a website for a crypto projects like, we have some projects to work on web3 website like tools generating, crypto project discussing. main theme would be like this for this website. http://deploytokens.com/

DeployTokens:
Can you create a website for a crypto projects like, we have some projects to work on web3 website like tools generating, crypto project discussing. main theme would be like this for this website. http://deploytokens.com/

Yes, absolutely. I can create/develop professional websites for crypto projects and other crypto-related businesses. me through the phone number below to discuss your project in more detail. Alternatively, you can share your number, and I’ll be happy to reach out to you.

Desktop screen, homepage overview.

Nice projects

Shomek:
Nice projects

Thanks Boss

Project 6: I'm already working on my portfolio website — the navbar and hero section are done. One feature I always include in my web projects is a light/dark mode toggle. I really enjoy adding it. This is Dark mode.

Light Mode...

My portfolio website is nearly complete, and I’ll be sharing visuals soon. A developer friend visited me today and, while reviewing my site, suggested I should have used Next.js instead of plain React. I responded that it’s not a big deal since Next.js is built on top of React. This got me thinking—why do developers often hype specific frameworks while overlooking the importance of core fundamentals? It also raises an interesting question: why is Next.js increasingly preferred over React in today’s development landscape? I’ll be exploring this in my next post.

About me section(dark mode). i have do design a new logo and change it because i didnt really like the former logo

Light mode, about section

Finally, My Portfolio Website has been completed and it's live right now. There are still things to add like my social media links, my resume and few others. You can check it out and drop your comments

Decktop and Mobile Ui(darkmode)

Mobile view

Project 7: As a frontend developer, understanding how APIs work is essential. Think of an API (Application Programming Interface) as a messenger—it delivers data requests from one application to another and returns the appropriate responses. APIs are the backbone of seamless experiences in modern web applications.

In one of my recent projects, I developed a dynamic movie and series discovery platform. This web application allows s to explore a wide range of movies and TV shows, filtering them by release date, genre, ratings, and more. s can also view trailers, cast details (including photos and bios of actors and actresses), and other relevant information.

To bring this platform to life, I integrated the TMDB (The Movie Database) API, enabling real-time data fetching for an engaging and up-to-date experience. One of the key features of the platform is authentication—visitors are required to sign up or to access the core functionalities of the app.

Whether you're a movie buff or a casual viewer, this web app offers a visually appealing and -friendly interface that enhances the way you explore and enjoy entertainment content.

I'll soon be sharing screenshots of the beautiful interface and features.

Desktop ui, dark mode

Deskstop Screen(Light mode)