Selected work
Thirteen Next.js landing pages for SaaS, fintech, publishing, healthcare, studios and portfolios. Each one is built around a single idea — a road drawn as light, bugs drawn as x-rays, a board that runs itself — and I designed and built every one.
Featured
Each page is built around one idea, and every section grows out of it. Here are four of them, with what is actually on the page.
01 / 04Fintech landing page
A headline that counts.
A money-transfer page whose headline is the calculator: change the amount or the city and the payout counts to its new value.
On the page
Next.js · Tailwind CSS
02 / 04Comic publisher landing page
Read like a comic.
A comic publisher set like a woodblock poster, whose scroll reads a full comic page in manga order.
On the page
Next.js · Tailwind CSS · Framer Motion
03 / 04Developer portfolio
Stickers that drift.
An editorial portfolio template: stickers that drift with the cursor, a soft serif, and two loud colours.
On the page
Next.js · Tailwind CSS
04 / 04Comics subscription landing page
Printed as you scroll.
A retro-future comics subscription where scrolling runs a printing press that squeezes four floating ink plates into one cover.
On the page
Next.js · Tailwind CSS
All work
StraitFintech landing page
A money-transfer page whose headline is the calculator: change the amount or the city and the payout counts to its new value.
JunoDeveloper portfolio
An editorial portfolio template: stickers that drift with the cursor, a soft serif, and two loud colours.
KurenaiComic publisher landing page
A comic publisher set like a woodblock poster, whose scroll reads a full comic page in manga order.
PlinthSaaS landing page
A product-photo SaaS set in a studio of arches and plinths, all lit by one sun that scroll moves across the day.
SereinAI SaaS landing page
A calm AI inbox in a cobalt sky, where every product view is live interface built in code, not a screenshot.
ArterialFleet SaaS landing page
A fleet-tracking page that opens on a live WebGL road: a vehicle’s day, drawn as long-exposure light.
SpecimenDeveloper tool landing page
Software bugs drawn as real bugs: an error-tracking page that reads like X-ray plates on a lightbox.
KilnDesign studio landing page
A design studio and venture partner built from soft-lit clay: its hero is an arched kiln door whose CSS still life rearranges itself, on springs, for each service.
CairnIssue tracker landing page
An issue-tracker page whose hero is a kanban board that runs itself while you read — ship the plan, not the status meeting.
SinopiaPainting studio landing page
A painting studio where every work exists twice, as its red underdrawing and as the finished paint — and a lens paints the hero as you move the pointer.
OrreryAI feedback landing page
A customer-feedback product whose hero is a working orrery: themes orbit a planet, and one switch re-ranks them by revenue instead of mentions.
CuspDentist portfolio and booking site
A prosthodontist’s portfolio and booking site whose hero is a porcelain shade guide: sixteen tooth-shaded tabs fan open, and the one under the pointer names its shade.
AtomikaComics subscription landing page
A retro-future comics subscription where scrolling runs a printing press that squeezes four floating ink plates into one cover.
Built properly
Every page has its own phone layouts — pinned chapters re-laid-out, tables turned into lists — rather than a desktop page shrunk to fit.
Each project’s light, measured from its own palette. This page’s vermilion is where eight of them meet.
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across all thirteen pages. Every visual is HTML, CSS, SVG or a shader, so it stays sharp at any size.
Next.js13 of 13 pages
Tailwind CSS12 of 13 pages
Framer Motion4 of 13 pages
WebGL1 of 13 pages
GLSL1 of 13 pages
Lenis1 of 13 pages
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