Building my personal brand portfolio, one section at a time.
Here's a first look at the hero section.
Built with React, Tailwind CSS, GSAP, and Framer Motion, with a focus on clean design, smooth interactions, and a memorable user experience.
Still a work in progress, but we're getting there.
What do you think so far?
#WebDesign #WebDevelopment #ReactJS #FrontendDevelopment #GSAP #Motion
Building my personal brand portfolio, one section at a time.
Here's a first look at the hero section.
Built with React, Tailwind CSS, GSAP, and Framer Motion, with a focus on clean design, smooth interactions, and a memorable user experience.
Still a work in progress, but we're getting there.
What do you think so far?
#WebDesign #WebDevelopment #ReactJS #FrontendDevelopment #GSAP #Motion
Want to see more of my work? π
Check out my WhatsApp catalogue:
https://t.co/TDkViAx4Uz
My portfolio website is still in development, but Iβm actively building and shipping projects.
Not every business needs a website immediately, and I believe developers should understand that.
Sometimes, the first step isn't pitching a website. It's understanding how the business operates, how customers place orders, and where a website could actually make things easier.
A website should solve a problem, not become another expense.
That's how I approach web design at FWD. π¨βπ»
#WebDesign #SmallBusiness #BusinessGrowth
@alexabelonix I'd say getting people to use it. The product needs to solve a real problem, but people first need to discover it, trust it and see why they need it.
Yes, the zero third-party requests standard applies across all pages, not just the homepage. I generally download and host assets like fonts, images, and other resources locally. I only introduce third-party requests when a client specifically requires an integration or when they're genuinely necessary for the project.
A website should never be the starting point of every business conversation.
Start with the problem. Understand what the business needs. Then recommend the right solution.
That's how websites become business assets rather than just another expense. π
@chisom_nwankire Business owners don't necessarily need a website; they need solutions to their business problems.
More sales, customer trust, easier ordering, better customer management, and systems that help them grow. A website is only valuable when it helps achieve those things.
@chisom_nwankire Business owners don't necessarily need a website; they need solutions to their business problems.
More sales, customer trust, easier ordering, better customer management, and systems that help them grow. A website is only valuable when it helps achieve those things.
@thetrevorabney Hello Trevorπ,
Web developer here.
Here's some samples of my work that's I'm currently building:
https://t.co/6trLGq6aJS
https://t.co/ZEsl2rPmNx
Happy to help.