Robert Jegalian

Engineer

[Robert Jegalian @Rhabbyj]

Made a law firm website. the owl knows you didn’t read the terms.

Built with my custom BOLD skill.

[Robert Jegalian @Rhabbyj]

@jh3yy we're still arguing about this lol

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@jakubkrehel personal sites are so back

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@dimroch spent way too long watching a 404 page

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@FairoozNazar snakes and ladders resume is too real

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@MengTo the folded mac one is so good

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@jh3yy I would just leave this tab open all day

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@nikhilbhima I'd scroll to the footer just for the cat

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@Courtneythko @aivalleyio nobody's clicking go home on this one

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@cyze_dev ok the crack transition is sick

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@soltwagner the little monster peeking out lol

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@andresjimmy18 8 for sure. that tree though

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@deptulaaa Ya the goal is for potential clients to feel the same way

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One of our hero styles: Painted. A living oil painting of your place, with the headline on its calm side.

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@jeremi_red the stack reversing when you hit back is the detail most people would skip. makes the whole site feel like one object

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@himanshubuildss the camera drifting from the portrait to each piece feels like someone walking you through the case in store

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@techfren 9 out of 14 landing on the same headline is the whole problem in one number

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@elijaharita building it off how your dad actually flips photos for customers is the best design brief there is

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@webtkdev a contour map that draws itself as you scroll is the perfect fit for a summit route. zero images makes it better

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@educalvolpz swapping the react content at the midpoint is the smart part. the shader never has to know what's on the page